So, once upon a time, a naive undergraduate from the University of Texas applied for graduate school in archaeology. She sent out a statement of purpose that boiled down to: “I want to be able to embed archaeological information in the landscape, and I want other people to be able to add to that information…on my cellphone.”
Three years later, that’s what I did. There’s several ways to do this, and this is obviously a kludge, but it’s a start. I’ll probably load the full documentation up to the Presidio field blog later tonight.
I don’t know whether to be very excited or very scared by that. That’s a fascinating approach to landscape. I can see how having that kind of connection means you can fix interpretations over a site as you dig it. I look forward to seeing how it develops.
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