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Image of Artec 3D scanner This project seeks to reorganize, describe, and make accessible via a virtual archive items housed in the Archaeology Teaching Collection. Items range from arrowheads to blades to bones that span a history of several hundred years of history. Members of the Digital Scholarship Collaborative (DiSC) team are working closely with members of the Research & Instructional Design (R&ID) team as well as students in Assistant Professor of Anthropology Colin Quinn's ARCH 245 Human Ancestors class to develop systematic ways of recording metadata to build a database that allows members of the Hamilton Community and beyond to explore and learn from the collection.

Project Title Archaeology Collections Inventory
Description This project seeks to reorganize, describe, and make accessible via a virtual archive items housed in the Archaeology Teaching Collection. Items range from arrowheads to blades to bones that span a history of several hundred years of history. Members of the Digital Scholarship Collaborative (DiSC) team are working closely with members of the Research & Instructional Design (R&ID) team as well as students in Assistant Professor of Anthropology Colin Quinn's ARCH 245 Human Ancestors class to develop systematic ways of recording metadata to build a database that allows members of the Hamilton Community and beyond to explore and learn from the collection.
Deliverables Digital Archive
Date 2022 - Present

 
Project Lead Colin Quinn, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Lacey Carpenter, Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Collaborators

Lisa McFall, Associate Director, Digital Initiatives and Technology
Douglas Higgins, Digital Scholarship Technologist
Sara Mohr, Digital Scholarship Librarian
Taylor McDowell, Web Developer for Digital Scholarship & Digital Collections

Students Not applicable
Departments and Offices Anthropology
Library & Information Technology Services

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