Mortuary Archaeology Tech Week at SHA Blog
This week is Mortuary Archaeology Tech Week at the Society for Historical Archaeology’s blog. There are lots of very interesting posts going up, and I suggest you check them all […]
Category Archives: Cultural Heritage Informatics
Death and Social Media: LiveTweeting a Funeral?
Recently, Steve Buttry posed a question on twitter and in his blog: “Should a journalist livetweet a funeral? If so how?” The article discusses two particular funerals that were live […]
New CHI Post: Defining Digital Archaeology
Over on the MSU Cultural Heritage Informatics website I have a new blog post on defining Digital Archaeology. With the diversification of digital technologies and the integration of these into […]
New CHI Blog post
Sorry for the recent lack of posts. I’ve been having computer problems. Hopefully my new MacBook Pro will prevent further delays. Normal posts will resume this next week. In the […]
Streetmuseum Londinium
For those of you visiting London or in London, check out Streetmuseum Londinium (releasing July 25th) free from the iPod store. The app uses augmented reality to show you artifacts, […]
What I learned at Great Lakes THATCamp Bootcamp
This weekend I am attending the Great Lakes The Humanities and Technology Camp. Today we had the chance to attend two bootcamps. I attended the WordPress and Copyright/OA bootcamps. Over […]
CHI Post: Open Access Bioarchaeology
See my post on the Cultural Heritage Informatics blog about the Trials and Tribulations of Open Access Bioarchaeology. The post is a summary of the talk by Charlotte Roberts at […]
Post For CHI- Linked Data: Uniting Scotland’s Past
Check out my post on the Cultural Heritage Informatics website about linked data and some examples from Scotland. Linked data consists of any information which has been connected and integrated […]
New Post on CHI: Open Access Archaeology
My new blog post on the Cultural heritage infomatics website has been posted. In this article, I argue for opening access to archaeological resources and information to the online community. […]
Check out my post on Gothic Ivories
So why are gothic ivories, a topic I wrote a post on for Cultural Heritage Informatics blog, also relevant to my mortuary archaeology blog? Because a high number of these […]
Bones Don't Lie 