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All change at ADS
It’s with great regret that at the end of February 2015 we said goodbye to Catherine Hardman, ADS Deputy Director and Collections Development Manager. Catherine had…
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ADS 3D Viewer
ADS 3D Viewer is a two year project funded under the ‘Marie Curie Actions’ Seventh Framework Programme, and benefits from the collaboration with the Italian Visual…
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Internet Archaeology Displays PreColumbian Rock Art in New Light with Interactive Technology
Polynomial Texture Mapping (PTM) is a fairly new technique employed by archaeologists and it has furthered research at a well-known Brazilian rock art site, Avencal 1,…
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DADAISM Project
The DADAISM project brings together researchers from the diverse fields of archaeology, human computer interaction, image processing, image search and retrieval, and text mining to create…
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ADS welcomes the NEARCH partners to York!
ADS was delighted to host the NEARCH partners on 11-12 December, 2014 for both a plenary meeting, and the first of the NEARCH scientific sessions. As…
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On the 12th Day of Christmas…
The competition gave to me … a windswept Bronze Age site, a dig team in the office, an icy Roscommon Castle, a Temple to Saturn, Christmas…
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On the 11th Day of Christmas…
The competition gave to me … a dig team in the office, an icy Roscommon Castle, a Temple to Saturn, Christmas jumpers in the lab,…
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On the 10th Day of Christmas…
The competition gave to me … an icy Roscommon Castle, a Temple to Saturn, Christmas jumpers in the lab, a snowy Silbury Hill, two…
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On the 9th Day of Christmas…
The competition gave to me … a Temple to Saturn, Christmas jumpers in the lab, a snowy Silbury Hill, two ‘geofizzing’ students, a snow…
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On the 8th Day of Christmas…
The competition gave to me … Christmas jumpers in the lab, a snowy Silbury Hill, two ‘geofizzing’ students, a snow covered Castle…
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On the 7th Day of Christmas…
The competition gave to me … a snowy Silbury Hill, two ‘geofizzing’ students, a snow covered Castle Hill, a sweeping digger in the snow, a frosty…
