Welcome to the new ADS website. There are a number of new features of the website that will make it easier and more enjoyable to use. Please read the 'About' this site section for more details. This site works best with the Firefox,Chrome and Safari browsers. Why not register as a myADS user to take full advantage of the additional features. On registration these personal myADS features become available.
Workbook
Using the tools at the bottom of each page save your favourite resources and regular searches in the myADS Workbook.
History
Your recent exploration of the site and the archives is automatically saved in your myADS History.
Additional services
Registered ADS users can take advantage of a number of additional myADS services, such as tailored email alerts and download of configurable results sets.
January 2014: Digital Data and Archaeology: Management, Preservation and Publishing Workshop
ADS is pleased to inform you about a 2 day OUDCE workshop (Monday 3rd to Tuesday 4th March 2014. Through a series of presentations, practical sessions and group discussions, this course will explore the importance of digital preservation for the long term safety of archaeological data and provide practical guidance on how to prepare, curate, deposit and access digital data. The course will also p... more
ADS is pleased to inform you about a 2 day OUDCE workshop (Monday 3rd to Tuesday 4th March 2014. Through a series of presentations, practical sessions and group discussions, this course will explore the importance of digital preservation for the long term safety of archaeological data and provide practical guidance on how to prepare, curate, deposit and access digital data. The course will also provide guidance on data publishing online and introduce Linked Open Data for archaeology. The course is aimed primarily at archaeology data creators and data curators operating in national agency and local authority heritage environments. However this course will also be of benefit to professionals working in commercial, independent and research environments and to community groups utilising and creating archaeological data. The course will be of particular interest to those who maintain large data sets and need to efficiently manage,
December 2013: Christmas Wishes in Issue 2 of ADS Update
ADS is pleased to announce the release of our second issue of ADS Update our e-newsletter. This issue brings with it Charismas wishes from everyone at ADS as well as being packed full of ADS news including all ADS's and Internet Archaeology's recent releases. Articles cover our new Data Seal of Approval, the release of the ADS Impact Report and the Introduction of Data Papers by Internet Archaeo... more
ADS is pleased to announce the release of our second issue of ADS Update our e-newsletter. This issue brings with it Charismas wishes from everyone at ADS as well as being packed full of ADS news including all ADS's and Internet Archaeology's recent releases. Articles cover our new Data Seal of Approval, the release of the ADS Impact Report and the Introduction of Data Papers by Internet Archaeology and lots more.
December 2013: 2014 Transnational Access Summer Schools
ADS would like to inform you about an excellent opportunity from the ARIADNE project. As part of its Transnational Access (TNA) activities, the ARIADNE project is offering students and academic researchers the opportunity to apply to participate in several summer schools to carry forward their own research. Applications are welcome from individuals with a scientific interest and ability to benefi... more
ADS would like to inform you about an excellent opportunity from the ARIADNE project. As part of its Transnational Access (TNA) activities, the ARIADNE project is offering students and academic researchers the opportunity to apply to participate in several summer schools to carry forward their own research. Applications are welcome from individuals with a scientific interest and ability to benefit from training in archaeological research data management. Scholarships are also available and will be awarded on a competitive basis.
December 2013: The CSA Propylaea Project archive now available!
ADS is pleased to announce that the CSA Propylaea Project by Harrison Eiteljorg II and funded by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation is now available on ADS. The central aim of the project was to create a single, integrated, digital resource for any student of the Propylaea. This digital resource was to include both textual and photographic material (some already extant), and it was to include a stone... more
ADS is pleased to announce that the CSA Propylaea Project by Harrison Eiteljorg II and funded by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation is now available on ADS. The central aim of the project was to create a single, integrated, digital resource for any student of the Propylaea. This digital resource was to include both textual and photographic material (some already extant), and it was to include a stone-by-stone CAD model of the building itself. Being digital, this material was to be made available via the propylaea.org website; it was assumed that the project website would ultimately cease to function and that the material would be placed in a digital archives. Thus, the material is now available via the Archaeology Data Service,
