The Afterlife of Archaeological Information: Use and Reuse of Digital Archaeological Data
Part of: Society for American Archaeology 80th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (2015)
Archaeological projects generate a lot of data. High value, interpretable data are published in the final report or other publications, but a great deal of additional data remain inaccessible. What happens to these invaluable supporting data (e.g. field notes, photographs, raw data sets, GIS files, etc.) after the final product is complete? This poster session explores ways that archaeologists who practice in many different settings (academic, agency, CRM) preserve and make available their digital archaeological products for future use.
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AZ AA:7:27(ASM) •
AZ T:3:86(ASM) •
AZ T:4:293(ASM) •
AZ AA:3:55(ASM) •
AZ:T:5:59(SIU)
Other Keywords
Curation •
Digital Data •
data sharing •
Preservation •
Cultural Resource Management •
Data Management •
Data Synthesis •
Database •
Public Archaeology •
Archaeological Data
Investigation Types
Heritage Management •
Collections Research
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North America - Southwest •
United States of America (Country) •
North America (Continent) •
Arizona (State / Territory) •
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New Mexico (State / Territory) •
Delaware (State / Territory) •
Connecticut (State / Territory) •
Colorado (State / Territory) •
Utah (State / Territory)
Resources Inside This Collection (Viewing 1-11 of 11)
- Documents (11)
- The Aferlife of Archaeometry; the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Database Project (2015)
- Best Practices for Good Digital Curation (2015)
- Digging without Getting Dirty: Making use of Archival Data to Explore Variations of Labor Costs in Hohokam Residential Architecture at Pueblo Grande. (2015)
- A Digital Approach in Consultant Archaeology: PaleoWest at the Ironwood Village Site (2015)
- The Digital Legacy of Public Archaeology in the Phoenix Basin, Arizona (2015)
- DINAA and Bootstrapping Archaeology’s Information Ecosystem (2015)
- Evaluating a Cooperative Approach to the Management of Digital Archaeological Records (ECAMDAR): A Defense Legacy Project Assessing tDAR for the Department of Defense (2015)
- It Takes a (Big) Village: Preserving the Legacy of Pueblo Grande (2015)
- Moving Forward While Looking Backward (2015)
- (Poster) Unlocking the data behind the Chora of Metaponto publication series: "on-the-fly" solutions for sharing and archiving an evolving collection (2015)
- Synthesizing Legacy Data : Using tDAR’s Data Integration Tool (2015)