Lectures

Sensing / Knowing / Storytelling

The future of cultural informatics

Under Construction. Impactful technologies and persisting traditions in the past and present.

Smelling the past through big data

"Poeticising history through the tricks, hackwork and pecularity of video games"

The archaeology of archaeology 3D: The use of historical photos to reconstruct the excavation process at Troy, Turkey, in 3D

The "Cults of the Head?" Project - Initial analysis of artefacts from Dean Hall Romano-Celtic Temple

Mechanisms of Fascination: exploring archaeologies of frustration, obfuscation and impatience through the agency of affordance and affect

Entrée interdite: recording the involuntary heritage of Vimy's Red Zones

The Storied Land: Experiments in site-specific landscape-scale archaeological storytelling in the Scottish Highlands

Scaling down: Questioning assumptions on the reuse of digital data

Language Matters: Language Acts, Materialisation of Typological Placehoods, and a Datafied Future Risking “More of the Same"

Mobilithics: Understanding human occupation of Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Pleistocene

Digging in Documents: using Deep Learning to create a search engine for Dutch archaeology

'YOU'RE NOT FUNNNN!' New Forms of Digital Public Archaeology

Modelling past routes: moving from prediction to explanation

Putting the “art” into artefact: digital art history methods and their use in archaeology

From discrete to continuous: a long-term perspective on prehistoric body positioning in European burials (6000-1000 BCE)

Towards data science for environmental archaeology - the SEAD and Swedigarch story

Unpath’d waters: Towards a National Collection of the UK’s Maritime Heritage

Community, Co-design and Climate: Designing Public Outreach for Arctic Archaeology

Climate change and pandemics: Early Medieval social transformation and lessons for prehistory

The Avebury Papers: digitising a 20th century archive to facilitate expert, non-specialist, and creative reuse

The Pompeii Artistic Landscape Project (PALP): an overview of the development of an online resource to encourage sitewide discovery, mapping, analysis, and sharing of information about Pompeian artworks in their architectural contexts

A Portrait of Tenochtitlan

DIY Digital Storytelling in Archaeology

Better Archaeology Through Bitcoin?

"Finding the Fish Event Horizon - digital methods for identifying marine consumers and 'Vikings' in early medieval Britain"

"Uist Unearthed – bringing together communities, archaeology and landscapes with digital technology"

"The Matrix: connecting and re-using digital records of archaeological investigations"

"Monumental Rock Art of the Orinoco River"

Introducing TETRARCHS

 Managing excavation data within AIR*

*The Archaeological Interactive Report