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Nomadic Thoughts: Four Stone Hearth, No. 5
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Four Stone Hearth, No. 5
Welcome to the newest installment of the anthropology blog carnival, The Four Stone Hearth . The submissions this time are quite good, so let's get right to it:
Cheers to Carl at Hot Cup of Joe (Dallas/Ft. Worth, United States), who writes about GPS use in archaeological field work . I'll be using Mobile GIS technology (which utilizes GPS) in my own research next season in Honduras, so I found this post particularly interesting. He first summarizes a few features of GPS and how it can be used in archaeology, like for site discovery and remote sensing. Then Carl describes a few projects that highlight the benefits and limitations of GPS and offers some insight about the future of the technology:
The future of GPS in archaeological applications will certainly include data collection,"
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