Development of buildings archaeology The move from digging the past to the study of the built environment Moving our understanding forward © Richard Haddlesey.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

COMPUTERS AND STATISTICS IN ARCHAEOLOGY Week 7. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) - 5 © Richard Haddlesey

Advertisements

Cross-functional issues

The Characteristics Of A Good Teacher

1 Introduction to Software Engineering Rajkumar Buyya Grid Computing and Distributed Systems Lab Dept. of Computer Science and Software Engineering University.

1 Copyright © 2002 Pearson Education, Inc.. 2 Chapter 1 Introduction to Perl and CGI.

Copyright © 2002 Pearson Education, Inc. Slide 1.

CHAPTER 1: COMPUTATIONAL MODELLING

Computing in Archaeology Session 10. Statistical tests of significance © Richard Haddlesey

COMPUTERS AND STATISTICS IN ARCHAEOLOGY Week 4. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) - 2 © Richard Haddlesey

PRAGMA 14 – Taichung March High Performance and Grid Computing Group Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering Ho Chi Minh City University.

DAEDALUS - Freeing Research at the University of Glasgow William J Nixon Service Development Susan Ashworth Advocacy.

A Comparative Education Study Site WorldED Presented by Patricia OBrien Libutti Special Libraries Association Education Division Program: It Takes a Global.

Supporting further and higher education Information Literacy in Practice An introduction to some useful subject based resources SPRIG Seminar 2003 Information.

01/04/2014 cis110 1 Introduction to computing and the Internet Dr. Lahcen Ouarbya 29 St-James, Room 6 Tel:

Futures, Education and Geography – my journey so far The problem of relevance Purpose – what is education for? What was education & schooling designed.

Second Asia-Pacific Conference for Archival Educators and Trainers, October 2006, Tokyo Sixty years of archival education in England, :

CSPP European University Institute, Florence THE POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF INTERNET DIFFUSION Professor Richard Rose Director, Centre for the Study of.

Methodology and Explanation XX50125 Lecture 1: Part I. Introduction to Evaluation Methods Part 2. Experiments Dr. Danaë Stanton Fraser.

Supporting further and higher education The JISC FAIR Programme and International E-theses Developments.

Karen Dennison Accessing international survey data collections via ESDS British Academy, Tuesday 14 March 2006 ESDS International.

Archives Awareness © AHDS History An introduction to AHDS History Mark Merry Collections Officer.

Identifying quality acquisitions from a data deluge Zoe Bliss AHDS History May 2005.

WRITTEN THINGS, HUMAN AGENTS, INHABITED WORLDS: Revealing processes of mutual constitution through digital technologies Dr. Kathryn E. Piquette UCL Institute.

ICT for Development The technologies and their uses ICT4D Lecture 5 Tim Unwin.

1 Feminist Mobilities: Dynamics of Public and Private Gillian Youngs Leicester University Web page.

Learning Theories and Interprofessional Education: An Overview

Joint Information Systems Committee Supporting Higher and Further Education DNER Collections Group Update on new developments Catherine Grout Collections.

1 Retrospective cataloguing, or, The forgotten projects The need for a national strategy.

Information Literacy at Swansea Carwen Earles (School of Health Science) & Michele Davies (Library & Information Services)

Training excavations, programme learning outcomes and NOS, the situation at Hull Helen Fenwick, Department of History.

5 th Annual Workshop on the Teaching Computer Forensics Virtualising Computer Forensics Dr. Jianming Cai Mr. Ayoola Afonja

Anthony Sinclair, SACE, University of Liverpool Teaching and Learning Theory.

AutoCAD History, Basic concepts, Edit&View

1 Understanding Multiyear Estimates from the American Community Survey.

Introduction - Rationale The Machine Posthuman Cyborgs The difference between analogue & digital – simulations vs representations Conclusion References.

Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL), Virtual Math Teams (VMT), Group Cognition Gerry Stahl.

Computer Science Department Introduction To Computers and Programming Knowledge: Understand the concepts of computer, hardware, software and programming.

Hannover, 14th November 2008 UEVP GA Hungarian Veterinary Chamber From establishment…. to an active European professional body.

Fifth Edition 1 M a n a g e m e n t I n f o r m a t i o n S y s t e m s M a n a g I n g I n f o r m a t i o n T e c h n o l o g y i n t h e E – B u s i.

Priska Schoenborn & Vivian Neal Educational Development Directorate of Teaching and Learning University of Plymouth, UK

IPv4 to IPv6 transition ALS Capacity Building April 2014

ITE Education Services

Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme 5th EU Framework Programme.

Operating Systems: History 1 History Pre 1950 : the very first electronic computers –valves and relays –no OS –single program with dedicated function Pre.

PRODUCT MODELLING. Eastman C (1999). Building Product Models, CRC Press, Boca Raton Smithers T (1989). AI-based design versus geometry-based design or.

Sunday October 28, www.eprints.org Tim Brody - Stevan Harnad -

COMPUTER B Y : L K. WINDOWS INFORMATION B Y : L K.

Source: Financial Times of London Global Banks 1999 – 2009 “Changing of the Guard”

Requirements Analysis 1. 1 Introduction b501.ppt © Copyright De Montfort University 2000 All Rights Reserved INFO2005 Requirements Analysis Introduction.

1 Cultural Economics and Cultural Policy: How are they Interrelated? David Throsby Professor of Economics Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia Keynote.

Secondary Data Analysis: Systematic Reviews & Associated Databases

May Except for the statements of historical fact, the information presented herein, as well as comments that management may.

1. General introduction to finite element method

the draft curriculum The Australian Curriculum for Years 11 and 12 will include history courses in: Ancient history and Modern history.

September 2011© Ian D. Rotherham New Insights into the Ancient Woodland Paradigm Ian D. Rotherham, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UK

Chapter 1 What is Anthropology?

Internet Archaeology Links, layers and LEAPs Judith Winters Editor, Internet Archaeology

“ New Archaeology ” and its emphasis on quantitative analysis and model building Presented by Maile Fabienne.

Qubbat al Hawa Digital Reconstruction Project The digital reconstruction Of the art and architectural elements of the Coptic Church at Qubbat al-Hawa Elephantine.

Deerfield High School STEM Presentation CAREERS IN SOCIAL BUSINESS.

Virtual Career Museum Precious Kendricks World History B4.

What is Social Studies?. Social Studies is the integrated study of the social sciences and humanities to promote civic competence. To simplify… social.

Funded by: © AHDS Arts and Humanities Data Service RSC London, November 2004 Alastair Dunning Arts and Humanities Data Service Executive King’s College.

Aims and Objectives “ The Archaeology Data Service (ADS) supports research, learning and teaching with high quality and dependable digital resources.

Virtual Heritage at UCF Michelle J. Adams Associate Director, Florida Space Coast History Project Alex Katsaros Cultural Highways and Byways Project Eileen.

Archiving CAD in Archaeology: Ingest to Dissemination (or The ADS experience to date) Kieron Niven Archaeology Data Service, University of York, UK.

Use of computers to represent real life situations

Cultural Anthropology

The archaeological process

Dimitar Iliev, PhD Dobromir Dobrev

Presentation transcript:

Development of buildings archaeology The move from digging the past to the study of the built environment Moving our understanding forward © Richard Haddlesey

Background pre 1970 RCHME 1908 World Wars Town and Country Planning Acts of 1944, 1947 and 1968 Architectural history Ecclesiastical, seigniorial and polite structures C Fox and Lord Raglan, N Pevsner and M Wood W. G. Hoskins and W Pantin

Background pre 1970 Wharram Percy D.M.V Historian - M Beresford Archaeologist - J Hurst Later C Dyer Localised study Why did a whole village disappear?

Background c1965 – 1980s Move toward Processual Archaeology Chronologies – typologies Regional variations Classifications All data driven C Hewett, R. W. Brunskill, R Harris Vernacular?

Background 1980s-1990s Post-Processual Archaeology Birth of Buildings Archaeology 1993 (Morriss 2000) Dendrochronolgy Social and economic variables Wider implications/subjects Diffusionism C Dyer, M Johnson, T James, E Roberts and S Pearson

NOW Cognitive Archaeology Understanding the why? Digital Archaeology Mobile Archaeology / Geophysics Holistic approach Immersive Virtual technologies Solid Dendrochronolgies Media driven - Time Team, etc M Johnson, C Dyer, D Miles, R Morriss and R Samson

Whittlewood Project Prof C Dyer km² Communal landscape management study Holistic approach Public involvement No chronological boundaries Full digital archive

History of computing and archaeological theory DateArchaeological School Types of theories and problems Computing machines – hardware and software Subjects of use Pre- 1930Natural observationDescriptiveCalculating machinesStatistical analysis Cultural historyTemporal and geographic gapsmanship as well as reconstructive Mainframes, Fortran, Cobol Statistical analysis, data storage and manipulation ProcessualSystematic, hypothetical, nomethetic, behavioural, group oriented Minis Vaxs, PC, Pascal, C, Basic Causation, modelling, simulation, GIS Post-processualIndividual, interpretivePCs, C++, PrologExpert systems, non- causative, AI, field use, GIS 1990-CognitiveIndividual, experimental and hypothetical, reconstructive Workstations, PCs, parallel processing, supercomputing, visual basic, numerous specialised languages AI, GIS, individual modelling, visualisation, webography (Zubrow 2006)

Cognitive Archaeology the study of past ways of thought from material remains (Renfrew & Bahn 2000) To try understand how people thought about and engaged with their environment

Cognitive Archaeology

By using digital archaeology to recreate virtual worlds By using –Desktop publishing / WWW –GIS –Computer Aided Design (CAD) –Virtual Reality

Desktop publishing

Geographical Information Systems (GIS) ArcGIS 9

Autodesk-AutoCAD

Autodesk – 3d Studio Max

Buildings Archaeology 12 th C Lap-joint

Buildings Archaeology 13 th C Lap-joint

Buildings Archaeology 12 th C Scarf joint

Buildings Archaeology 13 th C Scarf joint

Buildings Archaeology 14 th C Scarf joint

Buildings Archaeology

Disseminating Digital Archaeology

Digital Archaeology in the Media Virtual tours

Digital Archaeology in the Media

Key texts Daly, P. & Evans, T. (eds.), (2006). Digital Archaeology: Bridging Method and Theory, London: Routledge. Dibble, H. & McPherron, S., Using Computers in Archaeology: A Practical Guide, USA: McGraw-Hill. Gerrard, C., Medieval Archaeology: Understanding Traditions and Contemporary Approaches, London: Routledge. Earl, G. & Goodrick, G., A manufactured past: virtual reality in archaeology. (April 2005) Johnson, M., Archaeological Theory: An Introduction, London: Blackwell. Renfrew, C. & Bahn, P., Archaeology: Theories Methods and Practice, London: Thames & Hudson. Zubrow, E., (2006). Digital Archaeology: A Historical Context, in Digital Archaeology: Bridging Method and Theory, eds. P. Daly & T. Evans London: Routledge,

Contact