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bkmeans wrote a new post, Reflections on THAT Camp 2012, on the site THATCamp CAANA 2012 – Computer Applications in Archaeology North America right now

Had a great time yesterday, so decided it was time to blog about it: http://vcuarchaeology3d.wordpress.com/2012/08/11/they-went-that-away-the-humanities-and-technology-that-camp-in-computational-archaeology/

bkmeans commented on the post, The Web and Public Archaeology, on the site THATCamp CAANA 2012 – Computer Applications in Archaeology North America right now

Tim, thanks, will do, probably sometime early in the fall semester.
Cheers,

Bernard

bkmeans commented on the post, The Web and Public Archaeology, on the site THATCamp CAANA 2012 – Computer Applications in Archaeology North America right now

The WebGIS angle interests me and it’s a shame I won’t be able to talk with you the 10th. I’m toying with integrating my digital models with a GIS and as away of highlighting objects at different historic sites.

bkmeans commented on the post, The Web and Public Archaeology, on the site THATCamp CAANA 2012 – Computer Applications in Archaeology North America right now

This topic meshes well with the work that I am doing, especially the real versus digital, and I think my tentative session proposal could be integrated into yours. Certainly traveling around and scanning […]

bkmeans wrote a new post, Actual artifacts versus Virtual Objects, on the site THATCamp CAANA 2012 – Computer Applications in Archaeology North America right now

As I sit here creating a replica (using a MakerBot replicator) of a Fort Ancient effigy pipe from a digital file loaned to me, I am interested in discussing how others use and view virtual objects in terms of […]