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Download Page for FREE Archaeological Computing book
Download Page for Archaeological Computing. This is a link to a truly fantastic free online pdf publication by Harrison Eiteljorg, II, with GIS chapter by W. Fredrick Limp. It is the 2nd edition 2008. It really is a fantastic piece … Continue reading
Reflecting on TAG 30
This years TAG (Dec 2008) was held at the University of Southampton and was well attended as always. Continue reading
Digital archaeology has two meanings
Digital archaeology has two meanings;
1. The storage and rescue of digital archives and data (Ross & Gow 1999)
2. The application of digital technologies within archaeology (Daly & Evans 2006, 3)
Though both have their place within this thesis, it is the second definition that underpins this research. The term ‘digital archaeology’ perfectly sums up the methodology employed during this project, yet the term itself is recently new, and did not really hit mainstream archaeology until the publishing of ‘Digital Archaeology: bridging method with theory’(Daly & Evans 2006). Before this book, the discipline was generally split into two different disciplines Continue reading
Posted in digital archaeology, PhD, research
Tagged arcgis, archaeological computing, digital archaeology, dissemination, virtual archaeology
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TAG conference update
My abstract is now live on the TAG website. I think this years TAG should be a good one. Its the 15th of December and hosted by Southampton Uni TAG page Share on Facebook addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.medievalarchitecture.net%2Fblog%2Findex.php%2F2008%2F11%2Ftag-conference-update%2F’; addthis_title = ‘TAG+conference+update’; … Continue reading
Stonehenge photosynth
This is a set of photos taken of Stonehenge (Wiltshire) on 18/10/2008. The sky was just perfect and I was lucky to get some great shots. Hope you enjoy them as much as I. Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, digital archaeology, photography, photosynth, stonehenge, virtual archaeology
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