I wrote a post last week, with Leif Isaksen, entitled ‘A Year of Open Archaeology’.
It’s over at the Open Knowledge Foundation Network blog:
There is an active, and very friendly Open Data in Archaeology Working Group that you can keep up to date with:
So come join the conversation: Everyone’s talking about Open!
I am studying a PhD in improving access to cultural heritage using the Web. I am based at the University of Southampton's Web Science Doctoral Training Centre and the Archaeological Computing Research Group.
I am interested in open data, particularly how this can be used by museums and for public archaeology projects. I teach workshops on social media and also open data use for researchers. I am currently a CHASE Going Digital Scholar. I deliver a Lifelong Learning module on Urban Archaeology.
I have worked in the past for local government museums, as an Assistant Curator and also in education, in digital media, and in outreach. I now work as a consultant for local authorities. I also have a background in eLearning for Higher Education institutions. I have a degree in History of Art, a Masters in Archaeological Computing and a Masters in Web Science. I teach and publish on all of the above topics whenever possible. I blog at The Cultural Heritage Web, and tweet as @nicoleebeale.
