The Real Technology of Indiana Jones

It’s here!  I’m getting ready to go to Austin, TX to speak on a panel at South by Southwest, an annual music conference that has grown to include film and interactive media.  When I lived in Austin I would go check out hundreds of bands that were playing all over town, but this will be [...]

DIY and Digital Archaeology: What are you doing to Participate?

From the teachings of Big Daddy Soul:
“Think about the kind of revolution you want to live and work in.  What do you need to know to start that revolution? Demand that your teachers teach you that.”
Roll up your sleeves.  With archaeology employment declining and the world economy burning down around us it is more important [...]

Geode, Flickup, and Ubi-Archaeology

At the beginning of last summer I managed to get a working geospatial/flickr/archaeology hack for embedding archaeological information in the landscape with the iphone.  I posted a short how-to on the Remixing El Presidio blog, here.  Since then, I’ve kept an eye on geolocative technology, but it’s mostly taken a back seat to my work [...]