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Avkat Archaeological Project Published
The volume on the Avkat Archaeological Project is now out: Haldon, J., Elton, H., and J. Newhard (eds.), Archaeology and Urban Settlement in Late Roman And Byzantine Anatolia. Euchaïta-Avkat-Beyözü and its Environment (Cambridge). Congrats to Dr. Newhard and the entire Avkat team!
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Tagged ancient history, archaeology, Classics, environment, Faculty, GIS, Research, Student
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Newhard Talks about GIS in Barcelona
Dr. Newhard traveled to Barcelona to speak at the annual meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists on the subject of “Closing the Loop on the Geospatial Turn.” Within the talk, Dr. Newhard remarked on the inconsistency of GIS training … Continue reading
Tagged archaeology, conference, Faculty, GIS, Research
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