Innovation festival WEBINAR: Digital and analog drawing in archaeology: The Aide Memoire Project
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Digital and analog drawing in archaeology: The Aide Memoire Project
Colleen Morgan, James Taylor, University of York
Holly Wright, Archaeology Data Service
Drawing is a key method within many aspects of archaeology including field recording, artefact illustration, and post-excavation dissemination. The Aide Memoire project is a collaboration between archaeologists and computer scientists at the University of York to better understand the present and future of drawing in archaeology. Our research has enabled us to propose a model of how archaeologists interpret archaeological remains and artefacts, and begin to understand the implications for the long-term preservation and re-use of by-hand vs. digital drawing in archaeology.
Featured presenters
- Colleen Morgan, James Taylor, University of York
- Holly Wright, Archaeology Data Service
Additional information
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