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Collection Feature: ‘The Sad Tale of Pierrot’ mural by Timothy Plant
An unusual photographic survey archive was released on the ADS website in February 2023 which features a large mural depicting the sad love story of the…
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OASIS & Research Framework Reporting Walkthroughs
Historic England and Rousseau Heritage would like to invite you to a short online walkthrough of the updated results page on OASIS, and its links to…
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Collection Feature: Excavation of the Bath and Banqueting Houses at Hardwick Park
A community archaeology project was undertaken at Hardwick Park, County Durham in 2022 to excavate the mid-18th Bath and Banqueting Houses. The digital archive from this project was released on the ADS website in January 2023.
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TETRACHs seminar – Making archaeological LiDAR more accessible: why and how?
We are excited to announce the first seminar of the Transforming data rE-use in ARCHaeology (TEtrARCHs) project. Edisa Lozić & Benjamin Štular, from the ZRC SAU,…
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‘Torksey: from tents to towns’ project nominated for Current Archaeology Research Project of the Year 2023
Professor Julian Richards, Director of the ADS, and Professor Dawn Hadley, Professor of Medieval Archaeology at the University of York, have been nominated for a Current…
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Linked Pasts VIII Symposium
At the end of November, the ADS and the COST Action Saving European Archaeology from the Digital Dark Age (SEADDA)hosted the Linked Pasts Symposium at the…
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Starting with 3D Data: A 3D Data Book Sprint
Back in October, Keiron Niven, the Digital Archivist in charge of data standards here at the ADS, was invited to take part in a Book Sprint…
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Article on the ADS in the Getty Conservation Institute newsletter
In November, Holly Wright, the Research Projects Manager here at the ADS, published an article in Conversation Perspectives – the newsletter of the Getty Conservation Institute…
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Linked Pasts VIII Symposium
The annual Linked Pasts symposium 2022 hosted by the ADS brings together scholars, heritage professionals and other practitioners with an interest in Linked Open Data as applied to the study of the ancient and historical world.
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Introducing Unpath’d Waters
We’re delighted to announce our participation in Unpath’d Waters: Marine and Maritime Collections in the UK – one of five projects awarded £14.5 million by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).
