ARKDIS researcher Lisa Börjesson's PhD viva on Dec 15, 2017 i Uppsala

The public defence of Lisa Börjesson's doctoral thesis Resources for scholarly documentation in professional service organizations: A study of Swedish development-led archaeology report writing will make place in Dec 15, 2017 at 1 pm in Humanistiska Teatern, Engelska parken, Thunbergsvägen 3H, Uppsala at Uppsala University. The faculty opponent is associate professor, Dr. Carsten Østerlund, Syracuse University, USA. The full-text of the thesis (composed of four scholarly articles and a kappa) is available online in DiVA with links to original articles included.

Abstract

This information studies dissertation deals with the problem that results from research outside academia risk to receive little or no attention if communicated through reports, instead of in mainstream academic genres like research journal articles. The case in focus is Swedish development-led (DL) archaeology, i.e. state regulated archaeology preceding land development. Swedish DL archaeology is organized as a semi-regulated market. The organizations competing on the market are professional service organizations selling research services to land developers. Regional government departments, county administrative boards, function as intermediaries setting up procurement-like processes. In previous research on archaeological documentation, the problem with non-use of reports has been described as depending on cultural issues of access, possible to solve if individuals make efforts to communicate and use extra-academic results. This dissertation offers an alternative definition of the problem, highlighting a different set of solutions. The aim is to further the understanding of how the distribution of research duties to professional service organizations affects the scholarly documentation in Swedish archaeology. The aim is met through identification, operationalization and analysis of resources available to report writing DL archaeology practitioners, and an analysis of how practitioners draw on these resources. The results further the understanding of how reports are shaped within the DL archaeology institution. In view of these results, efforts to solve issues of access should target the organization of research in the archaeology discipline, and specifically how scholarly documentation is governed on the archaeology market. The dissertation draws on science and technology studies, practice theory, and document theory for the design of the study of documentation resources and contexts in extra-academic research. A mixed methods approach is applied to capture regulative, institutional, and infrastructural resources, and practitioners’ use thereof. Dissertation papers I-III contain analyses of concrete instantiations of the resources: information policy, documentation ideals, and information source use. The fourth paper presents an analysis of how practitioners draw on these resources in their everyday report writing. The dissertation concerns archaeology specifically, but serves as grounds to inquire into the premises for scholarly documentation in other areas of extra-academic research and knowledge-making as well.

Seminar on the results of the ARKDIS project

Seminar with short presentations of the results of the 

Archaeological Information in the Digital Society research project (ARKDIS)

and general discussion on archaeology and archaeological information in the contemporary society.

October 2, 1-3 pm in Room 4-2007, English Park Campus, Uppsala University, Uppsala. 

Presenters include prof. Isto Huvila (Dept of ALM, Uppsala University), Lisa Börjesson (Dept of ALM, Uppsala University), Doc. Nicolò Dell’Unto (Dept of Archaeology and Ancient History, Lund University), Dr. Daniel Löwenborg (Dept of Archaeology and Ancient History, Uppsala University), Doc. Bodil Petersson (Department of Cultural Studies, Linnaeus University), and Doc. Per Stenborg (Dept of Historical Studies, University of Gothenburg).

The Department of ALM has moved. The entrance to the building is marked on https://www.google.se/maps/place/Thunbergsv%C3%A4gen+3D,+752+38+Uppsala/@59.853781,17.6248227,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x465fcbf2022e27f9:0xa40900d30c717df1!8m2!3d59.853781!4d17.6270114 from where you should take you to the left and two stairs up.

The seminar is organised together with ARKDIS project, Department of ALM and the KOM research node of the Faculty of Arts, Uppsala University.

For inquiries, contact prof. Isto Huvila, first name.lastname@abm.uu.se

Archaeologists Anonymous

Isto discusses in a recently published article the role of naming and anonymity in archaeological knowledge production in the article Archaeology of no names? The social productivity of anonymity in the archaeological information process published in the journal ephemera. The full text of the article is openly available at the journal website att http://www.ephemerajournal.org.

Full citation: Huvila, I. Archaeology of no names? The social productivity of anonymity in the archaeological information process. ephemera, 2017, 17(2), 351-376.

and abstract of the article:

The portrait gallery of archaeology presents a conspicuous mix of discoveries of the great characters of the past and an everyday labour of faceless individuals of the past and present in the service of archaeology and archaeological knowledge. The aim of this text is to discuss the premises and conditions of why and how the anonymisation happens in the archaeological information process and the forms of social productivity (or consequences) of the anonymous moves. Anonymity becomes a boundary object that is authored in the course of the switchings from netdom to another to emerge as a particular type of social relation and a constituent of a social imaginary of being archaeological.

Protected memories - Language, Concepts and Ideology of Archaeological Heritage Governance

Dr. Johanna Enqvist (University of Helsinki) presents her PhD thesis work titled "Protected memories - Language, Concepts and Ideology of Archaeological Heritage Governance” (University of Helsinki, 2016) at the Research Seminar at the Department of ALM on Tuesday April 25, 2017 at 2-4 pm in room 3/0015, English Park Campus. The seminar language is English.

The abstract of Johanna's PhD thesis can be found below:

"The dissertation explores the key concepts of archaeological heritage management in Finland: their aspects, definitions and meanings, the history of the concepts and especially the contemporary, official discourse surrounding them  – the ways in which people represent, talk and write about  archaeological heritage  [arkeologinen perintö] and  ancient remains  [muinaisjäännös]. The social context of the study was focused on the Finnish archaeologists who worked in the intersecting fields of heritage management and academic archaeology. The texts, produced by the archaeologists, were analysed by means of critical discourse analysis; the findings of the analysis were compared to one of the most important contributions in the development of critical heritage studies: Laurajane Smith's (2005) theory of the authorized heritage discourse (AHD).

The study dissects the ideologies, identities and interaction which are constructed and maintained by the Finnish AHD. Consistent with Smith s arguments, the Finnish AHD appears as an ideological construction that is dominated by heritage officials and experts, and thus excludes other members of society from taking part in the processes that define heritage. The world view of the AHD represents reality as being divided into indisputable and naturalized conceptual categories, as well as into the quantitative results of measurements and numbers in the pursuit of scientific rigour. Archaeological heritage is defined and evaluated by the experts as material objects whose physical integrity, interpretation and representation of which archaeologists control.

The AHD is maintained in the network of official texts which concatenate and refer to each other. The vital intertextual element of these texts is derived from the Finnish Antiquities Act, prepared in the 1950s, which carries the connotations of nationalism and a juridical discourse. The social significance of heritage management, protection and research of archaeological heritage is thus reduced to obeying the law in the AHD.

The results and the conclusions of the study, concerning the historical contingency, causes, effects and action of the official heritage discourse, are vital in order to promote the more inclusive and participatory heritage practices in Finland in the future,  the democratised heritage discourse , which consists in the emancipatory interest of the research."

The thesis is written in Finnish and the full text can be found at https://helda.helsinki.fi/handle/10138/162811 More information about Dr. Enqvist can be found at https://tuhat.helsinki.fi/portal/sv/person/joenqvis 

Encounters of amateurs and professionals with tangible cultural heritage

The two speakers in this seminar introduce different perspectives on engagements with tangible cultural heritage outside the realm of custodial heritage organizations and academic scholarship, and explore the diversity of actors, practices, and implications of such engagements for the poetics and ethics of institutional heritage work. Suzie Thomas explores the engagement of metal detectorists with difficult and dark heritage of the recent past in northern Europe, and questions the response of official archaeology towards this activity. Costis Dallas looks into the curation and affiliative identity practices of heritage professionals, source communities and amateurs on social network sites in Greece, and probes their institutional implications. Based on their research, speakers will debate questions of identity work, social curation, place and objectual agency, participation and creativity, contestation and power, and institutional logic emerging from these onsite and online explorations of heritage encounters outside the fold of custodial heritage practice.

Dr Suzie Thomas is University Lecturer in Museology at the University of Helsinki, Finland. She obtained her PhD in Heritage Studies from Newcastle University, UK, in 2009. Since September 2015 she has been on research leave to work on the Lapland's Dark Heritage project (http://blogs.helsinki.fi/lapland-dark-heritage), funded by the Academy of Finland. She is co-editor of the Journal of Community Archaeology and Heritage.

Prof. Costis Dallas is Associate Professor in the Faculty of Information, University of Toronto, and Research Fellow of the Digital Curation Unit, "Athena" Research Centre, Greece. His current research is on digital curation of thing cultures "in the wild", on scholarly practices in the pervasive digital environment, and on identity and memory work in social network site interactions around cultural heritage.

The seminar is organised in collaboration with Arcaheological Information in the Digital Society research project (arkdis-project.blogspot.se) and COST Action CA15201 Archeological practices and knowledge work in the digital environment (www.arkwork.eu) and Research Node KOM (Knowledge Organisation and Power).

Archaeological Information in the Digital Society - The Conference 2016

There are many challenges pertaining to the making, documentation, management, use and theorising of digital archaeological information. ARKDIS-project organised a two conference in Uppsala June 30-July, 2016 on archaeological information in the digital society. The conference was at the same time the third Centre for Digital Heritage annual meeting and gathered an engaged group of 40 participants from around the world to discuss different aspects of archaeological information and digital heritage. Conference featured four keynotes by Dr. Michael Olsson (UTS), Dr. Åsa Berggren (Sydsvensk arkeologi), Dr. Kari Uotila (Muuritutkimus) and Prof. Julian Richards (University of York) and two full days of presentations from heritage scholars and specialists. The conference was concluded by a field trip to Gamla Uppsala on July 2.

The programme of the conference and the ARKDIS conference webpage are online to consult together with a probably somewhat non-exhaustive log of tweets (without retweets) from the conference.

Date	Tweet	Tweeter
6/30/2016 0:00:09	Conference website and programme here https://t.co/GnDqW8q5Uy Today l relax. Tomorrow I speak! #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 0:39:13	.@ihuvila giving opening address and background to conference #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 0:48:38	First up - Keynote by Michael Olsson (Sydney) on field arch as embodied social practice https://t.co/bfZUfAnCfS #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 0:57:15	Olsson looking at archaeologists as community. Acad vs field practice, theory vs practice #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 0:58:54	Most knowledge needed by archs is invisible in literature. Tacit and implicit #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 0:59:51	Olsson: ‘information has a role in defining who we are’ #arkdis16	Gary Brannan
6/30/2016 1:00:08	Olsson: passion to which archaeologists hold to their identity disappears in the published literature #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:02:10	Olsson: Never ask an English and a Scottish archaeologist to define Iron Age in same conversation #ARKDIS16 - metaphor for #brexit outcome?	Julian D Richards
6/30/2016 1:03:15	Olsson: used ethnographic approach on site, but never pretended he was't there! #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:06:06	Interesting potential comparison here about the decisions taken in archaeological finds and appraisal #arkdis16	Gary Brannan
6/30/2016 1:06:12	Olsson: key moment in arch practice is whether something goes in the finds tray or on the spot heap! #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:07:53	Olsson: objects can be documents too and so this decision point is crucial #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:11:54	Olsson: decisions are invested in expertise of team members - but this is not 'documented' in the traditional sense #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:16:09	Olsson: haptic (hands on) analysis important eg. Knowing a tool from picking it up #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:17:17	Some of this reminds me of this article about excavation photography https://t.co/butDvceo5w #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:25:24	Olsson: archaeology as apprenticeship. An Internalised socialised discipline #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:28:49	Olsson: investigated why everyone still draws. It's about 'knowing your trench'. A cognitive socio practice #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:33:03	Interesting similarity: archaeology and influence and excitement of Time Team and archives and WDYTYA. #arkdis16	Gary Brannan
6/30/2016 1:33:38	Olsson: analysing how sites are represent. Passion and excitement of arch is stripped from formal reports #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 1:34:04	Olsson: "We are missing portals that unite these different stories" that link the research and the stories #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 2:06:39	Now @nicolo_dellunto on 3D simulation platforms and arch interpretation #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 2:09:28	Dell'Unto: overproduction of 3D data, but has it changed #archaeology #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
6/30/2016 2:12:09	.@nicolo_dellunto 3D models. Great for presentation but less the research tool they were lauded to be #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 2:18:49	.@nicolo_dellunto reflexive on site usage of 3D models at Çatalhöyük #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 2:24:54	Great example by @nicolo_dellunto of usefulness of 3D model on site to retrieve info from previous season to aid interpretation #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 2:30:43	.@nicolo_dellunto Volumetrics is the next challenge for 3D archaeology - and also the relationship with density of finds? #ARKDIS16	Julian D Richards
6/30/2016 2:35:24	Marta Bura, UniWarsaw on digitisation of the pyramid of Fahrenheid, Poland #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
6/30/2016 2:35:55	Next up Marta Bura (Warsaw) on Digital Pyramid of Fahrenheid #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 2:39:15	Bura: pyramid is a family mausoleum in NE Poland. Team used laser scanning and other non-invasive techniques to study structure #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 2:39:26	ARKDIS始まりました。まずはOlsson先生の考古学研究者の研究。発掘調査者への民族学的な調査、報告書と他媒体(TimeTeam!)、徒弟制的な技術修得、何故記録をするのかの分析など。面白い。#arkdis16 https://t.co/Q7zVE9ZW36	あかねだ
6/30/2016 2:48:47	続いてDell'Untoさんの発表に圧倒されたなう。SfMからのデータを現場でタブレット使って図面を作成。なんだこれどうやるんだ!? #arkdis16	あかねだ
6/30/2016 3:02:42	3D scan lab is on Facebook at https://t.co/QJcOa6qizx #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 4:00:55	お次はGPRネタ入りですよ。ワクワク。 #arkdis16 https://t.co/z5XEcGKbEg	あかねだ
6/30/2016 4:03:06	Now it's @UllaMR on Stockholm Volterra project https://t.co/cKHHkCYusk #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 4:25:53	Plans to use 3D hop (as used by IA and ADS) to present models online @3DHOP #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 4:31:26	@gbrannanarchive @UoYBorthwick introducing Archbishop's Registers project - another @cdhyork partner #ARKDIS16	Julian D Richards
6/30/2016 4:33:26	Now it's York colleague @gbrannanarchive on digitising the registers of the Archbishops of York https://t.co/Z4ZvD5vZhh #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 4:35:34	Search the archive here! Huge amount of work https://t.co/4a3EIHYnc6 #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 4:37:54	Project using IIIF https://t.co/YIqdPMFgQb for deep zooming of images #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 4:39:09	Darn @gbrannanarchive I missed that great mountain / indexer quote. Can you repeat?! :-) #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 4:57:28	Brannan: Registers also contain huge amount of info for many disciplines as well as archaeologists and historians/genealogists #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 4:57:46	RT @IntarchEditor: Search the archive here! Huge amount of work https://t.co/4a3EIHYnc6 #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
6/30/2016 5:02:15	@gbrannanarchive Balancing btw finding a #crowd & keeping hi scholarly qual in digirepo w handwritten materials req spec skills #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
6/30/2016 5:03:19	Now Sander Munster (Dresden) on building a wiki resource on visual research methodologies in visual humanities #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 5:12:38	Sander Münster w a more practical exercise on data gathering for a wiki resource #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
6/30/2016 5:58:19	Beautiful fossils in the steps at the Geijersalen @uppsalauni #arkdis16 https://t.co/KZqoXyTTus	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:02:11	Now up Maureen Hennininger (Sydney) on metadata challenges for archaeological repositories and museums #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:03:27	.@maureenh1 talking about metadata challenges for repositories #arkdis16 - based on Ness of Brodgar case studies - NLP of dig diaries	Julian D Richards
6/30/2016 6:03:46	Hennininger: carried out NLP on dig diaries on Mud to Museum project #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:08:34	@maureenh1 talks about the metadata challenges for archaeology #arkdis16 #fassuts #fass https://t.co/cVuJT5yLSg	Michael Olsson
6/30/2016 6:13:15	Henninger: fieldwork recording terms discovered to be problematic for subsequent use e.g repositories #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:14:12	Henninger: how much use of ontologies actually happens on site? #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:18:38	Henninger: now referencing metadata standards as used by STELLAR and STAR projects @ADS_Update and @OpenContext #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:18:39	.@maureenh1 References @ADS_Update / USW Seneschal and Stellar projects #ARKDIS16	Julian D Richards
6/30/2016 6:28:28	Maureen Henninger: job of information manager is to say "yes, but..." when working with professionals #arkdis16 #informationmanagemnt #km	Isto Huvila
6/30/2016 6:30:00	Henninger: urges document specialists/ info manager as one of the team of specialists on site. But lack of resources an issue #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:31:14	Now Carlotta Capurro/Anders Hast on the role of the curator of digital assets in designing digital strategies #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:32:02	Charlotte Capurro & Anders Hast on digital curatorship #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
6/30/2016 6:32:10	#arkdis16 https://t.co/kRowiMjgKw	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:34:16	Capurro: highlights the specialist knowledge required of digital curators. So, be grateful for @ADS_Update everybody (my words!) #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:39:55	Capurro: many of those sharing data on Europeana does not point their users to it from their websites!#arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 6:42:58	Capurro: calls for more active presence on sharing platforms by institutions #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 7:00:40	Ulf Jakobsson (SNDS) introducing @Ariadne_Network portal #ARKDIS16	Julian D Richards
6/30/2016 7:01:10	Last speaker today Ulf Jakobsson from the Swedish National Data Service on the great work of @Ariadne_Network #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 7:02:44	Visit the portal here: https://t.co/BnMRho8ydc #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 7:02:48	Ulf Jakobsson from SND talks about Ariadne portal @Ariadne_Network at #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
6/30/2016 7:07:24	Will be open for additional content from December 2016 #ARKDIS16 https://t.co/w9ozeiYp4D	Julian D Richards
6/30/2016 7:07:30	Internet Archaeology content is in there #GottaLoveMetadata #arkdis16 :-) https://t.co/AEOywcGoOo	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 7:24:41	Gotta say, archaeologists are way ahead of us in terms of standards and open/linked data. #arkdis16	Gary Brannan
6/30/2016 7:40:59	Final keynote speaker today: Asa Berggren on documentation and interpretation at Çatalhöyük #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 8:01:47	Berggren: methods since 2012 seen shift to digital #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 8:09:15	Berggren: Scalelessness of digital recording creates a different sense of space #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 8:10:44	Berggren: Tablets have changed practice. Direct digital recording using onsite intranet #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
6/30/2016 8:13:22	Berggren: biggest change was move to tasks previously done in lab to being carried out onsite #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 0:25:07	#arkdis16 day 2 soon to start. 1st keynote is Kari Uotila on Finnish digital archaeology 1995-2015	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 0:36:59	Second day of #arkdis16 starts with a keynote by Kari Uotila, Finland https://t.co/yc8sgxYr4U	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 0:39:53	Insights into development of contract archaeology in Finland from Kari Uotila. Buildings archaeology better integrated than in UK #ARKDIS16	Julian D Richards
7/1/2016 0:47:02	RT @Julian62523002: Insights into development of contract archaeology in Finland from Kari Uotila. Buildings archaeology better integrated…	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 0:47:23	Uotila: laser scanning replacing drawing. Challenges yesterday's point where only thro' drawing do you know your trench #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 0:48:31	We’re back here at #arkdis16. Quite an archaeology-heavy presentation first up but if we get anything you guys might be interest will tweet	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 1:31:36	Next speaker Bodil Petersson on Digitally Enhanced Museum Communication #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 1:34:27	Bodil Petersson talks about Digitally enhanced museum communication #arkdis16 https://t.co/mgZRY79t4h	Michael Olsson
7/1/2016 1:35:39	Petersson is studying presentation and display in museums. Does digital change the stories we tell about the past? #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 1:44:44	Petersson: one exhibition combined art & archaeology. The body and the senses activated. Digital data derived from arch doc #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 1:46:37	Bodil Petersson talks embodiment in the museum! #arkdis16 https://t.co/3C9ilUQQRi	Michael Olsson
7/1/2016 1:47:57	Petersson: exhibition at Österlens museum combined art & archaeology, bodily experiences #arkdis16 https://t.co/4VqjLrUV9f	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 1:49:22	Petersson: Moesgaard Museum emphasis on animations AND artefacts, combatting problem of digital sometimes overshadowing finds #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 1:51:15	Virtual tactility in the museum! #arkdis16 https://t.co/MM3mt41ku0	Michael Olsson
7/1/2016 1:51:40	#arkdis16 https://t.co/LQM4LikVvV	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 1:52:02	Petersson: #participation not #interaction at @MuseumMoesgaard #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 1:55:34	Petersson: "not so much blood" in the Medieval massacre exhibition of the Swedish History Museum #arkdis16 https://t.co/wD5Ux19yPk	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 1:56:02	Petersson: development of displays have moved from objects to storytelling, but real interactivity still lacking. #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 1:56:30	RT @IntarchEditor: Petersson: development of displays have moved from objects to storytelling, but real interactivity still lacking. #arkdi…	Michael Olsson
7/1/2016 1:57:23	Petersson: #interactivity in #museum #arkdis16 https://t.co/VGL8FGAD1i	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 1:57:42	Petersson: new digital museum landscape is personalised but not interactive #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 2:05:09	How do you define interactivity. Is it an individual competing tasks or something more inclusive? #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 2:06:48	Now Duncan Hay (UCL) on Writing East London's Histories - using interactive map #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 2:06:54	@MichaelOlsson7 calls for a broader def of #interaction in #museum contexts than one pertaining to individuals/tasks cf #LIS #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 2:16:39	Find out more about the project here https://t.co/JRyUXyCvzj #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 2:23:10	Nice split between tabs for ‘research’ and ‘memories’ - can signpost to source, maybe reliability? #arkdis16	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 2:27:23	#arkdis16 https://t.co/6GZub4XyGj	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 2:32:55	Next Daniel Lowenborg on Augmented History in Gamla Uppsala. Launching soon! See https://t.co/dLBobL5ZOw #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 2:37:43	Daniel Löwenborg https://t.co/dbojTF0b3q on augmented history in Gamla Uppsala #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 2:41:34	Found this last night and, gotta say, I’m a bit obsessed with this now https://t.co/i5a731IHP2 #arkdis16	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 2:42:37	Use of games designer in making interpretive reconstructions. Which is a good idea as damn, they look good and in grammar of users #arkdis16	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 2:51:28	Here's the example we were just shown - looks so much better with people in #arkdis16 https://t.co/EuTU7f4J4X	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 4:27:32	Now Goran Gruber on Contract archaeology and social media. Tweets will then diminish as it'll be me after that! #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 4:35:17	GGruber: Swedish development-led archaeology is supposed to become more communicative according to national guidelines #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 4:42:04	Gruber: Motala project is on Facebook here https://t.co/kfq4hHrKF6 #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 4:48:08	Gruber: joke about find became big news. Loss of control of archaeological narrative #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 4:50:28	But seriously, kids #arkdis16 https://t.co/IN6sIAyfoZ	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 4:52:24	Gruber: social media highlights questions of how narratives are created and how past is used in meaningful ways #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 4:56:24	More about #participation & #archaeology by Arnberg & Gruber in https://t.co/ZO9cSsuk3K #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 5:00:41	At #ARKDIS16 https://t.co/7R5o9RrAE1	Julian D Richards
7/1/2016 5:01:33	Now @IntarchEditor on Internet Archaeology #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 5:18:05	Internet Archaeology has combined diff funding models and moved from being project funded to subscriptions, hybrid and APC funded #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 5:20:25	@IntarchEditor doubts whether all niche journals have a sustainable infrastructure and urges to use Internet Arch which has it! #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 5:28:00	@IntarchEditor at #arkdis16 : what Internet Archaeology is all about https://t.co/sw0LsM3mpA	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 6:05:04	Last session now and its the lovely Bodil Petersson on digital do-production #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:15:20	Firat Monty Python reference of #arkdis16 by Bodil Petersson	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 6:20:14	Petersson: Time Machine app. Production process itself creates situations of reflection and evaluation #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:24:54	Now it's @GCBeale from @cdhyork on rethinking arch approaches to adoption of VR #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:25:41	.@GCBeale (with @DrPaulReilly) on After Virtual Archaeology #arkdis16	Julian D Richards
7/1/2016 6:26:40	Gareth Beale on rethinking technological adoption in archaeoloy. #arkdis16 https://t.co/YVIkE4RmGW	Michael Olsson
7/1/2016 6:28:40	Beale: 'virtual archaeology' originally used to refer to emerging technologies such as 3D computer graphics #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:32:40	Beale: interested in how tech has worked its way into our practice and how it's used. #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:35:49	@GCBeale talks about the communities of practice that have emerged around technologies in archaeology. #arkdis16	Michael Olsson
7/1/2016 6:36:02	Beale: computational p'graphy is one area where arch has contributed to technology i.e. Tool actually designed with archs in mind #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:41:13	Beale: technology is no longer the preserve of experts #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:45:21	GBeale: Instead of a return to #virtualarchaeology we need continued vigilance & interest in exploiting new technologies for arch #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 6:46:01	Now Walter Laan on Dealing with digital dependency #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:49:35	Laan: talking about the thing we ALL need to talk about... when services break and go wrong! #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:56:04	Laan: ARCHIS written into documentation workflows but upgrade to system failed #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 6:59:45	Laan: 1 year on, some functionality working but lots still to do. #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:03:12	Lessons here now on database failure: don’t assume your database and provider are too big to fail… #arkdis16	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 7:05:56	#arkdis16 https://t.co/W5TlFJ4UiN	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 7:06:29	RT @gbrannanarchive: #arkdis16 https://t.co/W5TlFJ4UiN	Stefanie Archivist
7/1/2016 7:10:58	#arkdis16 Re: system design https://t.co/jT25C586Bc	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 7:13:44	Laan: Increasing digital integration means increasing dependency. A warning tale #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:33:40	Take digital curation and preservation seriously in all your projects! #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:33:50	Last keynote by @Julian62523002 talking about 20 years of archiving @ADS_Update and publication @IntarchEditor #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:36:22	Richards: Brexit marks a huge shift for all of us #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:37:20	Richards: archaeology benefited hugely from euro collaboration #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:39:23	Richards: digital archaeology has to be European. Big questions do not respect modern political boundaries #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:40:33	Richards: we will always need cross border agreements on standards & learn from our shared successes and mistakes #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:42:20	Richards: @ADS_Update holds 2m files and carried out 18000 processes on those files #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:46:36	Richards: what is an adequate digital archive? Many in community still not grappling with archiving #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:50:29	Richards: digital changing the way we do the discipline. The archive is not separate from the publication #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:53:01	Richards: highlighting one thing I forgot to mention!Data papers #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:55:08	@Julian62523002 reminds that data collection is expensive! Reason to reuse. But preservation costs, too #arkdis16	Isto Huvila
7/1/2016 7:56:09	Amirite, kids? Neat idea though. #arkdis16 https://t.co/a35RMD8mYv	Gary Brannan
7/1/2016 7:57:25	Richards: biggest battle is to persuade colleagues to archive and to factor in funds for its preservation properly #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 7:58:45	Richards: research funders also need to have strength to stand up to non-deposition and refuse further funds (stick vs carrot) #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 8:00:27	Richards: there is an economic and a research value of digital archiving #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 8:01:29	Richards: key lesson is that it's easier to work in partnership rather than in isolation and it feeds back to our work #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 8:02:57	Richards: at least David Cameron signed UK up to G8 open data charter ! #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 8:04:26	Richards: such important work now being carried out in joining up national preservation infrastructures for heritage data #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 8:08:37	Richards: optimistic for future of collab. Euro arch and remember that loosing data is more expensive than funding preservation! #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 8:14:27	Next CDH conference will be in Leiden 15-16 June 2017 #arkdis16	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 8:17:10	Hope you enjoyed the #arkdis16 tweets. Now for some wine. See you in Leiden!	Internet Archaeology
7/1/2016 11:25:41	@IntarchEditor really appreciating your tweeting from #arkdis16	Phil Riris
7/1/2016 12:00:44	@adamrabinowitz Also I was at #ArkDis16! So many interesting things happening, conference attendance would be more than a full-time job.	Eric Kansa
7/2/2016 6:04:29	#arkdis16 trip to Gamla Uppsala expertly guided by John Ljungkvist and @Julian62523002 tries out the AR app! https://t.co/EigFzEekfc	Internet Archaeology