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Visualisation in Archaeology
Visualisation in Archaeology has been established in order to provide a ‘space’ in which high quality research can be undertaken around interrelated themes centred on visual communication in archaeology. To this end the project team comprises a robust cross-section of specialists drawn from different fields of study to critically explore the production, the form and the organisational power of images in archaeology and to re-think the boundaries of that exploration.
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A critical element to VIA’s vision of constructing a critical intellectual framework for visualisation in archaeology, the Academic Resource has been established as a one-stop, web-based forum for the circulation of research details and bibliographic information on vision and visuality-related studies.

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