Archaeogaming Redefined
What’s in a name? When I created the Archaeogaming blog and Twitter in 2013, I had a hard-and-fast definition for “archaeogaming”: the archaeology in (and of) video games. Over the […]
Conducting Archaeological Projects in Synthetic Worlds
Introduction As I continue to working on my PhD, considering how to conduct archaeological survey and excavation within digital built environments (software generally, and more specifically games), I wanted to […]
Landscape Archaeology in Synthetic Worlds
I’ve been thinking a lot about landscapes recently, especially after a spectacular flyover in July above the southern tip of Greenland. I looked down and could instantly see small ice […]
