Digital Archaeological Heritage

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The Amersfoort Agenda (EAC Occasional Paper No. 10) identifies digital technologies and the expanding phenomenon of online and social media as fundamental aspects of the future of archaeological endeavour. The aim of the 17"" EAC Symposium in Brighton in March 2016 was to consider many of the challenges that this agenda raises through an 'observatory' of current digital archaeological practice and emerging or future trends. The unprecedented speed with which digital technologies are developing opens up many new possibilities and challenges for the conduct and presentation of archaeological research and investigation. The digital realm is one which knows few borders and so the sharing of understanding about these new methods, techniques and possibilities across Europe is extremely valuable. The contributions in this volume cover a wide geographical range of European countries from Sweden to Greece and Ireland to Moldova.
The symposium comprised three sessions exploring the... Tovább

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The Amersfoort Agenda (EAC Occasional Paper No. 10) identifies digital technologies and the expanding phenomenon of online and social media as fundamental aspects of the future of archaeological endeavour. The aim of the 17"" EAC Symposium in Brighton in March 2016 was to consider many of the challenges that this agenda raises through an 'observatory' of current digital archaeological practice and emerging or future trends. The unprecedented speed with which digital technologies are developing opens up many new possibilities and challenges for the conduct and presentation of archaeological research and investigation. The digital realm is one which knows few borders and so the sharing of understanding about these new methods, techniques and possibilities across Europe is extremely valuable. The contributions in this volume cover a wide geographical range of European countries from Sweden to Greece and Ireland to Moldova.
The symposium comprised three sessions exploring the digital techniques and related heritage management challenges under three broad topics of 'Measuring and Sensing'; 'Data to Knowledge' and 'Visualizing the Past'. This volume is a collection of extended abstracts for each of the 20 presentations given in Brighton. Given the digital theme, an online volume has been published in Internet Archaeology http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue43/index.html with open access to a collection of fuller papers which expand further upon these themes.
EAC Occasional Paper No. 12 ISBN 978-963-9911-91-8
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