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Visualisation in Archaeology: Research: 2008 Workshop

2008 VIA Workshop
Image courtesy of Colleen Morgan (University of California Berkeley).
Image courtesy of Colleen Morgan (University of California Berkeley)
Visualisation and Knowledge Formation

Held at the Department of Archaeology, University of Southampton, 23-24 October 2008, the Visualisation and Knowledge Formation workshop presented a wide-ranging collection of cross-disciplinary research centred on the Workshop’s core themes. Attracting an international response from delegates working in visuality-related studies, this first VIA Workshop has provided a firm foundation upon which future Workshops will now be structured.

The VIA Workshop organising committee are now working towards formulating strategies for the dissemination of the 2008 Workshop results, news of which will be released on the VIA web site in the near future.

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FINAL REPORT
2009 VIA Workshop
Visualisation in Context: An Interplay of Practice and Theory: Reflections on the Second VIA Workshop at the University of Southampton, 22-23 October 2009 by Sara Perry (February 2010) now available.

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FINAL REPORT
2008 VIA Workshop
Visualisation and Knowledge Formation in Archaeology: Comments on the First VIA Workshop at the University of Southampton, 23-24 October 2008 by Sara Perry (June 2009).

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ONLINE VIDEO PRESENTATIONS
2008 VIA Workshop
‘The richest historical record we possess’: Challenges in Representing Archaeological Landscapes by Trevor Pearson, Head of Technical Survey and Graphics (Archaeology), English Heritage.
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A Matter of Style: The Development of Conventions in Archaeological Illustration by Judith Dobie, Higher Graphics Officer, English Heritage.
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'Monks, Time and Landscape: Visualizing Change in Monastic Archaeology' by Professor Sheila Bonde, Brown University and Professor Clark Maines, Wesleyan University.
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NEW - 2009 VIA Workshop Report
Visualisation in Context: An Interplay of Practice and Theory - now online
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21-22 October 2010
University of Southampton
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