Paola Derudas has been awarded the Karleby Scholarship!
Paola Derudas has been awarded the Karleby Scholarship for her contribution to archaeological research and methodological development in the field of Scanian archaeology. The award ceremony took place…
Workshop on using Structured Light Scanners for Monument Documentation
Join us for an exciting hands-on workshop on using Structured Light Scanners for Monument Documentation!
Mikael Fauvelle interviewed by Sverige Radio on Bronze Age boats
Mikael Fauvelle has been interviewed for the Swedish radio programme "Vetenskapsradion Historia" about his research aimed at finding out more about the boats that were central to this historical…
Upcoming workshop on advanced 3D archaeological documentation and linked open data!
You are welcome to the Advanced 3D archaeological documentation and Linked Open Data workshop! The workshop aims to promote discussions and investigations into the transformative potential of…
New article by Paola Derudas & Brendan Foley published in Acta Archaeologica!
A new article by Paola Derudas & Brendan Foley published in Acta Archaeologica illustrates and discusses the evolution of the documentation and data management strategies used at the wreck site…
Research at Geomatics, Karlstads universitet
A new appointment for the SHARE series on the most pressing issues in archaeological (digital) practice. Jan Haas from Karlstad university will presents the Geomatics unit and a short overview of…
New article on semantic modelling of archaeological excavation data!
A review of the current state of the art and a roadmap of activities in semantic modelling of archaeological excavation data
Tuesday lecture in digital archaeology at the Blekinge Museum!
Professor Nicolò Dell'Unto will give an insight into current projects and the benefits of technology in field archaeology during the "Tuesday lecture" at the Blekinge Museum.
Upcoming NIA-logue Lecture with Nicolò Dell'Unto and Markos Katsianis!
A new NIA-logues lecture titled "In Dialogue with Digital Archaeology: From Fieldwork to Research Interfaces" will be delivered by Nicoló Dell'Unto and Markos Katsianis