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Category Archives: paper
Paper: Sharing authorship and authority: user generated content and the cultural heritage sector
Paper: Sharing authorship and authority: user generated content and the cultural heritage sector Web Adept: UK Museums and the Web 2007, Leicester, June 22, 2007.
Classes: Introduction to Digital Humanities
‘Introduction to Digital Humanities’ was a new postgraduate course run by Dr Suzanne Paylor at Birkbeck College that examined the impact of technology on humanities research practice. It combined aspects of media studies, humanities computing and literary studies to foster … Continue reading
Paper: Buzzword or benefit: The possibilities of Web 2.0 for the cultural heritage sector
Paper: Buzzword or benefit: The possibilities of Web 2.0 for the cultural heritage sector Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology UK Chapter Meeting, January 24 – 26, 2007, Tudor Merchants Hall, Southampton
Posted in archaeology, museums, paper, publication
Tagged Southampton, United Kingdom
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Paper: Clay pipe recording at MoLAS and the stamped pipes makers’ mark website
Paper: Clay pipe recording at MoLAS and the stamped makers’ mark website SCPR Annual Conference, September 16, 2006 London Archaeological Archive and Research Centre, Mortimer Wheeler House The paper discusses the process from initial specification through requirements gathering, database design, … Continue reading
Archive report: Çatalhöyük Archive Report 2006
As the Çatalhöyük Archive Report 2006 is only available online as a large PDF, I’ve copied the report below. I also contributed to the Çatalhöyük blog during the 2006 season.
Report: The Tony Dyson Archive Project: Report of a pilot study investigating the creation of a digital archive of medieval property transactions along the City waterfront
A write-up of some requirements analysis and database work I did for a pilot with the Museum of London Archaeology Service on digitising an archive of medieval property records of the parishes (mostly Hustings Rolls, the records of the medieval … Continue reading
Archive report: Çatalhöyük Archive Report 2005
I wrote the Database & IT Team report for the Çatalhöyük Archive Report 2005. The abstract is below.
Archive report: Çatalhöyük Archive Report 2004
While I’d started working on the project in 2003, 2004 was my first year on site at Çatalhöyük, a research dig at a Neolithic site in Anatolian Turkey. My role was to discover the data recording, analysis and publication requirements … Continue reading