Developing Your Career in Digital Archaeology | 09 May 2023
To celebrate New Zealand Archaeology Week and Australia’s National Archaeology Week, CAAA organised a special online panel event with guests Dr. Andrew Yip, Dr. Katherine Thomas, and Andrew Wilkinson. PhD candidate Tom Keep led a discussion with our three panellists each of whom specialise in a range of digital techniques in archaeology and cultural heritage.
You can watch the panel here.
How to Become a Digital Archaeologist | 29 September 2022
Dr Aleks Michalewicz led this online panel discussion with three early career digital archaeologists from Australia and New Zealand, whose career paths span the consultant sector, academia, and museums. The discussion ranged from what digital archaeology means to them, how they became digital archaeologists, and the different careers digital archaeology can lead to.
You can watch the panel here.
The History and Development of Technology in Australia and New Zealand Archaeology | 8 May 2021
An increasingly wide range of technologies are available for archaeologists and researchers to perform more sophisticated analyses in the field and in laboratories across the heritage sector. Using technological tools helps to minimise the impact of archaeology, especially since excavation practices are inherently destructive processes. However, how have these technologies really impacted archaeological practices? Are they completely vital for how archaeologists conduct fieldwork and research, or should they only be considered as optional tools to aid and enhance recording, analyses, and interpretations?
You can watch the panel here.
