New article – Defining a Methodology for 3D Approximations in Archaeology

Posted on by Rob Barratt

Hello everyone,

Just a quick post to say that amongst all the PhD writing I’ve managed to get this out:

Click to access eBook_CHNT23_Barratt.pdf

It’s part of the proceedings for the excellent CHNT conference I attended in 2018. It’s quite a theory heavy paper, but hopefully there’s some good stuff in it!

Enjoy!

 

Rob

2 thoughts on “New article – Defining a Methodology for 3D Approximations in Archaeology”

  1. Hi! Interesting paper! How can we cite it? Is it part of a proceeding? Thank you!
    Mirko De Tomassi

    Reply

    1. Sorry for the slow reply! It is part of proceedings, the reference should be:
      Barratt, R. P. (2020). Defining a Methodology for 3D Approximations in Archaeology: The Issue with Alternative Models. Proceedings of CHNT 23 pp.1-12.

      Reply

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Published by Rob Barratt

Current PhD student at Queen's University, Belfast, Mphil in Archaeological Research at Cambridge Univerity, BA in archaeology from Cardiff University, field archaeologist, technology enthusiast and computer geek. I like writing code and making fancy models of old stuff.