The ArchaeoTech Podcast

We've resurrected the ArchaeoTech Podcast with a couple new hosts and some new priorities. On today's show, Chris Webster and Chris Sims will talk about some field power options that they've actually tried out. They'll end the show with a new segment that will highlight one each of their favorite apps. We hope you enjoy the new format and send us any comments, good or bad, through this page or by...

On July 25, Chris Webster gave a talk in San Diego and the monthly meeting of the San Diego County Archaeological Society. The talk was titled, "CRM Archaeology in the 21st Century".

Russell talks to Josh Harle, the creator of an app called Site Viewer. This app allows people to display and share photogrammetric and 3D images on smartphones and devices with little memory capacity. This is an interesting app and a great idea!

We talk to two DIGTECH employees that are actually using iPads on a field project. What's going right and what's going wrong?

Nicole Giglio specializes in Digital Content Development about her work managing social media channels for cultural heritage organizations.

On today's episode, Russell interviews Leszek Pawlowicz, a southwestern archaeologist. The talk about Leszek's work with different photogrammetry software and techniques. There is some good stuff in here about how to start in photogrammetry and it doesn't take expensive software or equipment.

On today’s episode, Doug and Russell interview Chris Cameron, founder of Field Technologies, Inc. about his app business and running businesses while on the road as a traveling archaeologist. There is a MBA’s worth of advice in this episode and it can be helpful no matter what you’re planning to do, or are doing, with your life.

Chris Cameron talks about his software, ArchaeoGen, and it use in digital field recording.

Russell talks with Brian Ballsun-Stanton, the technical manager and data architect for the Federated Archaeology Information Management System (FAIMS), an integrated digital archaeology capture, management, analysis, archival, and publishing initiative in Australia. They discuss relational (and non-relational databases), the culture of archaeologists, mobile development, philosophy, and why archae...

Russell and Doug chat with Eric Kansa and Sarah Whitcher Kansa, the husband and wife archaeologist team behind the data publication tool "OpenContext" about data sharing in archaeology, the culture of archaeologists, White House awards, and more!