Will Cheap CM-Level GPS Replace Stakes, Strings and Tape Measures in Archaeology?
The European Space Agency’s Galileo system went live today after a bunch of rocket launches...
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Tag: Archaeology
“Detectorist, Transformed” via Kentucky Organization of Professional Archaeologists
Now, string wrapped and stakes pulled, after a year of sweat, bee stings and poison ivy I will be presenting a paper at the next SHA with my friend and Archaeologist Brian Mabelitini on a significant new set of discoveries we’ve made related to the Civil War in Kentucky.
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Exploration at the Goodnight Cemetery near Perryville Battlefield
The Kentucky Organization of Professional Archaeologists are publishing “30 Days of Archaeology.” One of my projects, the Goodnight Cemetery is one of the posts. Fascinating stuff – Enjoy!!!
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An Often Indefensible Assertion: “We’re Saving History.”
When I hear detectorists talking about “Saving History” these days I can’t help...
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Lexington Metal Detectorist Discovers Evidence of Romans in Kentucky
“It sounds like something out of an Indiana Jones movie, but Scott Clark, a metal detector...
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