If you have read my project page, you know my plan is to do a multi-faceted analysis of the community-based archaeology movement for my dissertation, focusing on the role of institutions in shaping archaeological thought. Currently I’m working on the social network analysis facet. Although I have some experiences creating […]
Part of my dissertation project involves building a database of community-based archaeology products, anything which resulted from a project where restructuring power relationships in the research encounter was a goal. I started with a database of broader public archaeology references and am now combing systematically through publications, conference proceedings, and the like for […]
As the activities of this year’s Social Media Task Group (a focus group within the Public Archaeology Interest Group of the Society for American Archaeology – a mouthful, I know!) wrap up, I have been sharing some of the fruits of our labor, such as this Social Media Guide to the […]