Digital Antiquity and tDAR will have a strong presence at both the Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) and Society for American Archaeology (SAA) conferences this year. Come see us at either conference this week!
CAA
Keith Kintigh will discuss some of the challenges he sees in the future for digital repositories and digital research.
What do you want from Digital Archaeology?
Friday, April 25 2:00 – 4:45 PM, Panthéon S02
Enormous quantities of archaeological information and knowledge are embedded in articles and often-lengthy reports. Only a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands of gray literature and published reports is digitally accessible. These reports are often the only available data that document the excavation of important sites that are now thoroughly excavated, destroyed, or otherwise unavailable. We must develop improved methods of finding and extracting relevant information and knowledge that is embedded within those texts.
SAA
tDAR will also be at the SAA Annual Meeting in Austin this week. Stop by our booth (511) in the exhibit hall and enter to win a prize, or learn more about tDAR at one of the following events:
Forum on using tDAR
Thursday, April 24, 6:00 – 8:00 PM, Room 9C (Convention Center)
How do your colleagues use tDAR? Come hear students, faculty, CRM professionals, and agency archaeologists discuss how they’ve made tDAR work for them.
Lightening Talk on Data Integration using tDAR
Friday, April 25, 12:45 – 1:30 PM, Meeting Room 414 (Hilton)
Interested in data integration with tDAR? Come see our lightening talk at the Digital Data Interest Group meeting. The 3 minute talks start at 12:45 and we are in slot #7. We should go on at 1:03!
Make the Most of Your tDAR Student Membership
Friday, April 25, 1:00 – 5:00 PM, Room 8B (Convention Center)
Are you a student member interested learning more about your tDAR member benefit and ways you might use it? We’ll be dropping in on the Student Futures Forums to answer any questions you may have!