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Tag Archives: Archaeology
Classical Archaeology in the early 21st Century: it (more than ever) takes a village.
Several days ago, Dimitri Nakassis posted a question on social media, asking colleagues to chime in on the future of classical archaeology. Many of our responses focused upon such matters as the inequitable expectations of archaeological compared to philological classicists … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, classical archaeology, State of the Field
Tagged Archaeology, Classics, College of Charleston
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Archaeology, Humanities, and Data Science
I’m going to get on a soapbox, here. I hope that this elicits some debate/discussion/verbal thinking aloud by others. I was recently forwarded a posting from LinkedIn,[1] which, like many, discusses the coming wave of needs for data scientists. The amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, informatics, State of the Field
Tagged Archaeoinformatics, Archaeology, Classics, development, Digital Humanities
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Three-Dimensional Modeling in Mediterranean Archaeology: An Open Invitation
Reblogged from The Archaeology of the Mediterranean World: The positive response to my call for blog posts on issues centered on 3D modeling in Mediterranean archaeology has continued. For recent posts on this topic see here, here, and here. My motivation … Continue reading →
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Posted in 3D visualization, informatics, State of the Field
Tagged 3D, Archaeoinformatics, Archaeology, Digital Humanities
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“Day of Archaeology”
A few years ago, some individuals in the United Kingdom got together and thought it would be interesting if professional archaeologists, on a single day, would write about what their job entailed. The ‘Day of Archaeology’ began in 2011 and … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, State of the Field
Tagged Anthropology, Archaeology, Classics, College of Charleston, development
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Linear B Archives Project in Full Swing
This post will be a brief introduction to an ongoing project, currently in field data collection. As announced nearly a year ago, a small team, under the direction of Dimitri Nakassis (Toronto) and Kevin Pluta (Charleston), is involved with the … Continue reading
Exploring Ancient and Modern Land Use
The College of Charleston welcomes Peter Bikoulis from the University of Toronto, in town this week to consult with Jim Newhard and Norm Levine on his work combining multispectral satellite imagery with Ottoman and modern census data to tease out … Continue reading
Posted in Avkat, News, Projects
Tagged Archaeoinformatics, Archaeology, Avkat, GIS, Land Use Classification, Landsat, Modeling, Turkey
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Avkat 3D Update
We are slowly building our facility with SketchuUp, and time for an update. Our Junior Intern has been largely involved with this component, and this post is written by me, but with contributions from Chris. Working with Chris is a … Continue reading
Posted in 3D visualization, Avkat, Projects
Tagged 3D, Archaeology, Avkat, Classics, College of Charleston, Digital Humanities, ESRI, Modeling, Trimble Sketchup, Turkey, visualization
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Formal Publication of Pylian Linear B Tablets to Occur
As announced by the Department of Classics at the College of Charleston, Dr. Dimitri Nakassis (Toronto) and Dr. Kevin Pluta (Charleston) will be directing the formal publication of the Linear B tablets from Pylos, originally excavated by Carl Blegen begun in 1939. The project will … Continue reading
Developing Methods in High Resolution 3D Image Capture for Ancient Tablets
This summer I hope to provide updates on work being conducted by Kevin Pluta who is investigating and developing methods for reflectance transformation imaging (RTI), specifically tied to inscribed clay tablets. His work, building off of work being done at … Continue reading
Avkat Informatics continues facelift
The Avkat Informatics development blog has been relatively active. I link to the recent entry and show the image, as a means to show progress (a more detailed image can be found on their entry). More frequent updates can be accessed … Continue reading
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Tagged Archaeoinformatics, Archaeology, Avkat, Classics, College of Charleston, development, Digital Humanities, GIS, JavaScript, Turkey
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