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Digital Archaeology

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A lecture for the Public Archaeology course at UCL, 3/12/12 Links for all things mentioned are on the penultimate slide, it would mean far more with the text to go with it.

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Digital Archaeology

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I am not talking about rescuing old or damaged data…

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I am talking about applying digital techniques to archaeological data, theory, method and practice…

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Drag picture to placeholder or click icon to addA founder of public archaeology:

Today the public has every right to its archaeology, palatably garnished…1955: 64

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"The future has to be, without question, the museum as a publisher and broadcaster"

Neil MacGregor (Director of the British Museum)

"The challenge is, to what extent do we remain authors, and in what sense do we become publishers providing a platform for international conversations?

I am certain that in the next 10 to 15 years, there will be a limited number of people working in galleries, and more effectively working as commissioning editors working on material online.”

Nicholas Serota (Director of the Tate)

Recent statements

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Essential texts

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Large scale digital repositories

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Social media experimentation

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Open source site based archaeology

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Opensource tools

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Licensing

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Ahead of the game

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CIDOC-CRM

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Let’s return to MacGregor & Serota…

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Museum as a broadcaster

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Collaboration: BBC/BM

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A history of the World

Digital

Print

Radio

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BT Vision: Museum on demand

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Museum as a publisher…

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Book of the dead app

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Gebelein Man: #murder3500BC

Gallery 64 until mid December

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3D technology

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Stonehenge laser scan

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DIY 3D: Horse Selene

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Polynomial Texture Mapping

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Computed tomography: The Selby Hoard

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Reconstruction

• http://vimeo.com/54117535 - Grant Cox’s Catal Hoyuk

• http://vimeo.com/45452797 - Grant Cox Selby Hoard

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Archaeology: games

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Evolving genre

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Mobile experience

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VERA: Roman Silchester

Image from Melissa Terras blog

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The iPad at Pompeii

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The Google Art Project

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Digital Dead Sea Scrolls

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Follow guidelines

For example the HLF document:Thinking about… Using digital technology in

heritage projects

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Follow standards

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Don’t be afraid to fail

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Evaluate

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Jump on the social web

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Is it a con?

• Are projects on socmedia making an impact?

• Are people using it effectively?• Ask Lorna Richardson in a year’s time.

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The Search for Tamerlane: Google+

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Crowdsourcing archaeology

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Crowdfunding archaeology

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Are kickstarter funded projects different to great excavations, or expeditions like Warren’s

excavations in Jerusalem?

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Public subscription to fund archaeology? 19th Century? 21st Century? Discuss. This is a good thing.

More please.

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Back to Wheeler

..the days of private patronage are over, and most field archaeology comes out of our rates and taxes..

Still Digging 1955:64

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A new model of delivery for a tired format?

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Discussion and papers

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URLS in this lecture

http://bitly.com/bundles/portableant/6

49 links (Lara Croft, Lego, Indiana Jones etc)

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