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Archaeology and the i-Pad: Beyond Angkor: How lasers revealed a lost city
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Thursday, September 25, 2014. Beyond Angkor: How lasers revealed a lost city. Deep in the Cambodian jungle lie the remains of a vast medieval city, which was hidden for centuries. New archaeological techniques are now revealing its secrets - including an elaborate network of temples and boulevards, and sophisticated engineering. Click here to visit the.
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: January 2014
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Sunday, January 19, 2014. Hilary Term Online Courses in Archaeology. Hillary Term begins tomorrow at Oxford, but there is still time to enrol for one of the online courses in archaeology. The following courses are available:. Archaeology of the Bible Lands. Origins of Human Behaviour. Pompeii and the Cities of the Roman World. Friday, January 17, 2014.
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: Remains of medieval knight discovered in UK Cathedral
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Thursday, April 16, 2015. Remains of medieval knight discovered in UK Cathedral. The battered remains of a medieval man uncovered at a famous cathedral hint that he may have been a Norman knight with a proclivity for jousting. Read the rest of this article. David Beard MA, FSA, FSA Scot. Click here to visit the. Archaeolgy in Europe Home page. I have ...
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: Viking Ireland - the Videos
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Monday, September 22, 2014. Viking Ireland - the Videos. In order to commemorate the 1000. Anniversary of the Battle of Clontarf, the National Museum of Ireland have produced a superb set of videos depicting various aspects of Viking Age Ireland. You can find the Museum’s Website for these videos here…. Or you can find the individual videos on Youtube:.
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: September 2014
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Thursday, September 25, 2014. Digital Archaeology changes exploration of the past. An archaeologist in the Department of Art History at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is exploring the past using the tools of the 21st century. Read the rest of this article. David Beard MA, FSA, FSA Scot. Beyond Angkor: How lasers revealed a lost city. Deep in th...
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: December 2014
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Tuesday, December 9, 2014. Is the future for archaeological site information boards? I have just watched the TED video by Matt Mills. Which demonstrates the amazing Aurasma Virtual Reality software. You can find out more information, and download the software, at:. Http:/ www.aurasma.com/. David Beard MA, FSA, FSA Scot. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: April 2014
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Tuesday, April 29, 2014. Visit Stonehenge in 3D on Your iPhone/iPad with Apple Maps. If you’re strapped for cash but dying to check out Stonehenge up close, there’s now an easy way to visit the prehistoric monument right from the comfort of your couch and provided that you own one of Apple’s fancy iDevices. Read the rest of this article. I am a freela...
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: September 2013
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Tuesday, September 24, 2013. A VIRTUAL PREHISTORIC WORLD YOU CAN EXPLORE. Digital world. Image: Marcus Abbott. I magine the possibilities as you explore a stunning visualisation of a 3D digital world generated from archaeological and paleo-environmental data. It already exists, but needs your help in order to make it freely available to the world.
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: May 2014
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Friday, May 23, 2014. GIS technology verifies Caesar and Helvetii history. According to Caesar, more than a quarter of a million Helvetii were settled in the Swiss plateau before they decided to abandon their territory and invade Gaul in 58 BCE. In his Gallic Wars he says the Helvitii were running out of food. Read the rest of this article. Flugvorfüh...
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Archaeology and the i-Pad: January 2015
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Archaeology and the i-Pad. The iPad is an ideal tool for field archaeology. This blog sets out to bring together experiences of archaeologists using iPads. Sunday, January 18, 2015. Mysterious medieval fortifications buried in Poland detected with advanced imaging technology. Archaeologists have discovered evidence of unknown medieval fortifications which may indicate the presence of Hussite clashes near a small village in Poland. Based on the report from Science and Scholarship in Poland. The Oxford Exp...
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