February 23, 2010

Elywn Robinson Lecture: Digital Archaeology: Technology in the Trenches

I've finally finished my talk for the Elwyn Robinson Lecture tomorrow (at 3:30 pm!) in the East Asian Room at the Chester Fritz Library on the beautiful campus of the University of North Dakota. The UND Women's Chorus will open the afternoon's proceedings. It will be fantastic!


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I've also experimented with Scribd as a way to make my working papers available in one place.

It also cleverly allows you to embed the papers a blog post (see below).
Enjoy the paper, please feel free to provide feedback, and for all my friends in North Dakota: this is not an excuse to avoid my talk!

Digital Archaeology: Technology in the Trenches
Feb 23, 2010 7:33:43 AM | Web/Tech

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I am an assistant professor at the University of North Dakota who is an active field archaeologist in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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