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Practice and Method in Creating 3D Models in Archaeology

Feb 6, 2014
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Never doubt my commitment to digital field practices in archaeology! Through driving slow and sleet and slow moving snow plows and flight delays and an Australian driving a rental car on a steep driveway, I made it to the University of Massachusetts and am safely ensconced in the nicely appointed on campus hotel.

This is my view: 

UMass

Here’s a link to the Digital Archaeological Practice: A Workshop on the Use of Technology in the Field. The hashtag is #DAPW so you can follow us along on the social medias. There is a rumor that we might be live streaming the event as well. I’ll send the link if and when it becomes available.

This is my paper:

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