Technology in Archaeology
Some of my colleagues and I were recently interviewed by the Institution of Engineering and Technology about our work and a video to accompany the magazine article is now online as reported by Wessex...
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Survey technology in archaeology
Laser scanning a historic building Key weapons in the armoury of the 21st century archaeogeomancer include some rather magical satellite and laser based devices, which I often talk about. These...
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Computer applications and quantitative methods in Archaeology (CAA) 2012
CAA 2012 Southampton The 2012 conference in rapidly approaching and next year, unlike the past few years, it is being held close to home, for me at least; hosted by the Archaeological Computing...
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Archaeological Computing Research Group Seminar, May 23rd 2012
I’ve been meaning to have a proper go with Storify for a while now and so have taken the opportunity to document a recent talk I gave and some follow up discussions. As usual, presentation itself is on...
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Festival of British Archaeology
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). Image courtesy of Callen Lenz. This year, as part of the Festival of British Archaeology, I am very lucky to be managing a dream geomatics project which has a load of...
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St Andrew’s, Holcombe – geomatics and geophysics in action!
Archaeological Survey at St Andrew’s Church, Holcombe, Somerset using Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), Total Station Theodolites (TST), Terrestrial Laser Scanner (TLS) and Reflectance...
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Archaeological survey at Sandsfoot Castle; recording one of Henry VIII’s castles
GIM International, September 2012 cover featuring Archaeological Survey at Sandsfoot Castle The latest issue of GIM International contains a feature article on one of the projects I managed for Wessex...
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