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Archaeogaming: Clearing up the Confusion
Today, Andrew Pallett of the Somethimes I Game blog, published a long-form interview with me that goes much deeper into the concepts of archaeogaming. There was a lot of discussion […]
Today, Andrew Pallett of the Somethimes I Game blog, published a long-form interview with me that goes much deeper into the concepts of archaeogaming. There was a lot of discussion on social media last week when the articles in Motherboard and Kotaku appeared, especially from those folks who were uncomfortable with the idea that archaeogaming is not archaeology, or who did not understand what I and many others are trying to do. Have a read here. Thanks to Andrew for having me.
I’ll blog about practical archaeogaming soon, getting away from theory for once.
-Andrew Reinhard, Archaeogaming
Archaeogaming
Archaeogaming is a collective of gamers who are interested in applying archaeological methods while exploring game-worlds. We are interested in the evolution of gaming worlds and in the use of archaeology while in-game. Archaeogaming was founded by Andrew Reinhard on June 9, 2013.
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Thanks for the interview! Will look out for the post about practical archaeogaming, very interested to learn more. Cheers, Andrew
Great interview. Thanks!