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Interview with two anthropologists about combining “pick and trowel” field work with the use of big data to bring a new birds-eye perspective to archeology

Combining traditional “pick and trowel” field work with a sweeping birds-eye view. Tweets: @rockdocgeoarch Tweets: Dr. Laura Murphy / @rockdocgeoarch : Day 3 of #Archaeology31: “Creativity” - we don't need more data - we have enough data that needs open access, fresh eyes, and creative questions as we enter a more “contemplative phase of archaeological science.” But what do you think? Read more here: https://arstechnica.com/...

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  • @rockdocgeoarch Dr. Laura Murphy on x
    Day 3 of #Archaeology31: “Creativity” - we don't need more data - we have enough data that needs open access, fresh eyes, and creative questions as we enter a more “contemplative phase of archaeological science.” But what do you think? Read more here: https://arstechnica.com/...