The Hillfort Map Project
The Hillfort Map Project has its roots in late 2008, when I was compiling pages for the first iteration of Digital...
Digital Digging 99 Problems but a ditch ain't one.
Engaged? How would I know?
A fictitious and unfair parody of the establishment approach to digital engagement. Institution: ‘Come and engage!’ Public: ‘Engage with what?’...
Of hill forts, stotting and pronking.
I may have discovered a previously unsuspected relationship between Late Iron Age hill forts, and an anti-predation strategy commonly employed...
Skyfall: An Archaeological Perspective.
Opening scene James finds a dying agent in a room somewhere in Turkey – a hard-drive containing the names of...
Title or Alt? Which tag should you use for your image metadata?
The shortest answer to this question is ‘both, always’. The longer answer is exactly the same, but with more detail. Who’d...
Britain’s Secret Treasures – A Review
Opening Scene: Tower Bridge from the air, a castle, some other old things. That’s enough of the stupid context business...
The Death of Prehistory? On the Contrary.
Rediscovering Ancient Britain – A Time Team Special. This is a review of a rather good trot through the Neolithic...
Dances with Sea Monkeys: The Highly Unlikely Life and Times of Harold Von Braunhut.
Sea Monkeys: First Encounters. Like almost everyone above a certain age, my first encounter with Sea Monkeys was in the...
Snow Crash to hit the big screen?
The geek enclaves of the net are buzzing with the news that Neal Stephenson’s 1992 classic Snow Crash may be...
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