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Archaeological Information Systems
Overview
The Archaeological Information Science research group is primarily concerned with ways in which internet and digital technologies impact on communications and the ordering of knowledge within archaeology and related disciplines.
York runs MSc programmes in Archaeological Information Systems and Digital Heritage and is also home to the Archaeology Data Service and the e-journal, Internet Archaeology.
Members
- Prof Julian Richards
- Dr Penny Spikins
- Dr Sara Perry
- Dr Anthony Masinton
- Dr Helen Goodchild
- Dr Tom Fitton
- Dr Stuart Jeffrey
- Tony Austin
- Michael Charno
- Sarah Duffy
- Tim Evans
- Patrick Hadley
- Catherine Hardman
- Lei Xia
- Dr Ray Moore
- Kieron Niven
- Darryl Okey
- Anita Radini
- David Roberts
- Keith Scholes
- Dr Lisa-Marie Shillito
- James Taylor
- Dr Kevin Walsh
- Judith Winters
- Dr Holly Wright
- Alison Leonard
- Jo Gilham
- Dr Paul Young
- Keith Challis
Research Projects
- ARENA Archaeological Records of Europe - Networked Access
- Archaeotools
- CARARE
- DARIAH
- Making the LEAP: Linking Electronic Archives and Publications
- 'Big Data' Preservation and Management Strategies for Exceptionally Large Data Formats
- OASIS Online AccesS to the Index of archaeological investigationS
- Transatlantic Archaeology Gateway
- STELLAR