CAA-UK 2013 Programme

All paper and poster abstracts are listed below by submission type and then in alphabetical order by first author. Open online access to these abstracts is provided to promote interest and discussion in the conference, accordingly (and in the spirit of academic discourse) please reference and attribute the works of the authors when citing elsewhere.

Introduction

Guy Hunt – Introduction to CAA-UK 2013 and L – P : Archaeology

Keynote Presentation

Dr. Mark Lake (University College London) – Open Archaeology

Paper Abstracts (& Videos)

Paul Backhouse – Laser scanning is pointless. Lets do more!

Erik Champion – Game Issues for Scholarly Discourse or for Public Understanding

Michael Charno – ADSeasy: Developing a system for data deposition

Nathalie Cohen and Courtney Nimura – Digital Outreach and the Thames Discovery Programme: What Next?

Helena Demetriou – Digital Tabletops & Collaborative Learning for Archaeology: ‘How can Multi-Touch Interfaces allow us to bridge the gap between archaeological artefacts and the viewer by creating engaging collaborative learning environments for adults with digital object handling?’

Jeroen De Reu – Towards a cost-effective three-dimensional documentation of archaeological excavations

Chiz Harward – Integrating excavation and analysis on urban excavations: developing elegant methods for integrated systems and methodologies for the excavation and analysis of urban sites

Ulla Rajala and Philip Mills – Analysing and visualising the ceramiscene of Roman Nepi

Giovanni Murru, Marco Fratarcangeli and Tommaso Empler – Practical Augmented Visualization on Handheld Devices for Cultural Heritage

Peter Rauxloh – The application of applications: The bump and grind of commercial archaeology

Matteo Romanello – SkOSifying an Archaeological Thesaurus

Henriette Roued-Cunliffe – Can we share? – current status for sharing heritage data online!

Stephen Stead – Cloud computing and Cultural Heritage IT

Armando Trujillo – The movements of the Teuchitlán people: A testimony of regional interaction in Western Mexico

Rebeka Vital – Digital documentation through laser scanning of a cultural heritage site

Poster Abstracts

Alexandra Angeletaki – How is the use of Virtual Reality technology challenging the museum- library sector? The case of the University Museum and Library of Trondheim, Norway.

Neil Beagrie, John Houghton, Stuart Jeffrey, Ray Moore – Impact of the Archaeology Data Service: a study and methods for enhancing sustainability

Catriona Cooper – Using Acoustics to Explore Lived Experience at Late Medieval Sites

Stuart Eve – Dead Men’s Eyes: The Use of Augmented Reality in Archaeology

Vicki Herring – Vessel volumes and visualisation: innovative computer applications for ceramicists: Vessel Volumes

Donald Horne – Vessel volumes and visualisation: innovative computer applications for ceramicists: Vessel Visualisation

Debanjan Mitra – Application of Generalized Linear Regression to Understand the Use-wear Patterns of Stone Tools made on Shahabad

Doug Rocks-Mcqueen – Open Access in Archaeology

Iza Romanowska, Tom Brughmans – ‘A Connected Island?’: how the Iron Curtain affected Palaeolithic Archaeologists in Central Europe