medieval architecture

I am very pleased to announce that my synth of the ‘Great Barn’ at Titchfield, Hampshire, has been featured on the microsoft science blog!
http://blogs.msdn.com/photosynth/

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I have created a mobile version of the main site. Hope it helps.

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A site called Academia.edu has just come to my attention, it is a place for all students and academics to place themselves on a ‘tree’ that links us all together. In doing so we become aware of others in our fields of research. It is a good idea and I have placed my details here

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I have been selected to give a paper at this years Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) conference at the University of Southampton (southern England) in the <TAG 2.0/>: Archaeological theory in the light of contemporary computing session.
Abstract
Title : Building on Fear?
The role of Digital Archaeology to aid the study and analysis of structural carpentry techniques in [...]

I have recently switched to Zotero to manage my bibliography and associated notes in addition to the well established Endnote. I think Zotero has the ability to become a more useful tool. Its main benefits are;

its free
it can collect references online from journal sites (jstor)
it works in Firefox and works on all platforms
its free
you can [...]