Internet Archaeology
Nº 67 - 2024
INDEX
The Agency of Civilians, Women, and Britons in
the Public Votive Epigraphy of Roman Britain
Charlotte A. Root, Janet E. Kay, Noah Kreike-Martin,
Cathleen Weng, Heather Madsen and Rhiannon Pare
The Pulborough Gold Torc: a 4th to 3rd century BCE
artefact of European significance
Sophia Adams, Paul Craddock, Duncan Hook,
Susan La Niece, Nigel Meeks,
Daniel O'Flynn & Laura Perucchetti
Beyond Abandonment: Diachronically Mapping the
Transformation of Domestic Sites in Rome
and its Environs (1st-7th centuries CE)
Tyler Duane Johnson
Open Archaeology, Open Source? Collaborative practices
in an emerging community of archaeological software engineers
Zachary Batist and Joe Roe
Excavations at the Late Bronze Age site of Erimi-Pitharka,
Cyprus (2022-2023 seasons): Regional production
and storage in the Kouris Valley
Lærke Recht, Katarzyna Zeman-Wiśniewska
& Lorenzo Mazzotta
Digitally Enlightened or Still in the Dark? Establishing
a Sector-Wide Approach to Enhancing Data Synthesis
and Research Potential in British Environmental
Archaeology and Beyond
Tina Roushannafas, Polydora Baker, Gill Campbell,
Emma Jenkins, Jen Parker Wooding, Ruth Pelling,
Marc Vander Linden, Fay Worley and Anwen Cooper
Debating AI in Archaeology: applications,
implications, and ethical considerations
Martina Tenzer, Giada Pistilli,
Alex Brandsen & Alex Shenfield
'All this in their ignorance they called civilisation':
Analysing the Relationship between Nationalism
and the Display of Roman Archaeology in
Britain's National Museums
William Givens
A Protocol for When Social Media Goes Private:
Studying archaeological or heritage discourses
in closed Facebook groups
Katherine Davidson, Shawn Graham
& Damien Huffer
The Ashwell Project: creating an online geospatial community
Alphaeus Lien-Talks
Behind Closed Doors: The Human Remains
Trade within Private Facebook Groups
Shawn Graham, Katherine Davidson
& Damien Huffer
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