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Field Work In The Age Of Digital Reproduction: A Review Of The Potentials And Limitations Of Google Earth For Archaeologists (Chinese), Adrian Myers
Adrian Myers
No abstract provided.
Finding Gitmo, Nate Berg
Finding Gitmo, Nate Berg
Adrian Myers
Wired Magazine coverage of research on Guantanamo Bay.
Google Earth Shows Clandestine Worlds, Heather Pringle
Google Earth Shows Clandestine Worlds, Heather Pringle
Adrian Myers
Science coverage of research on Guantanamo Bay.
Field Work In The Age Of Digital Reproduction: A Review Of The Potentials And Limitations Of Google Earth For Archaeologists, Adrian Myers
Field Work In The Age Of Digital Reproduction: A Review Of The Potentials And Limitations Of Google Earth For Archaeologists, Adrian Myers
Adrian Myers
No abstract provided.
Camp Delta, Google Earth And The Ethics Of Remote Sensing In Archaeology, Adrian Myers
Camp Delta, Google Earth And The Ethics Of Remote Sensing In Archaeology, Adrian Myers
Adrian Myers
With easy access to satellite imagery through free applications such as Google Earth, it is now financially feasible for archaeologists to undertake remote survey in areas that are difficult or impossible to access in person. But there are ethical concerns inherent in the use of remotely sensed images, as Google Earth might be seen as a panoptic viewing technology that leaves no voice to those being viewed. Through a virtual investigation of the Camp Delta prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, I discuss methodological and theoretical aspects of the use of Google Earth in archaeology.