• McLucas, Pearson and Shanks - Deep maps and the beginnings of Metamedia

• Shanks and Shillace on Eigenvectors - elements of digital design

• Shanks on media as modes of engagement

• Shanks and Webmoor - the visual in archaeology

• Shanks and Witmore - 9 paths to Mediation

• Webmoor and Shanks - VR, 3-D re-creational heritage and augmenting media

• Webmoor - role of 'webwork' and digital publishing in archaeology

• Webmoor on the 'digital turn' in Cultural Heritage

• Webmoor on social software and science studies

Some recent analogue publications:

• Shanks 2004 Three Rooms in Journal of Social Archaeology Vol. 4(2): 147–180.

• Shanks 2007 Digital Media, Agile Design and the Politics of Archaeological Authorship in T. Clack and M. Brittain (eds) Media and Archaeology, Walnut Creek, CA:Left Coast Press.

• Van Dyke 2006 Seeing the Past: Visual Media in Archaeology in American Anthropologist, Vol. 108, Issue 2, pp. 370–384.

• Webmoor 2005 Mediational Techniques and Conceptual Frameworks in Archaeology: a model in 'mapwork' at Teotihuacan, Mexico in Journal of Social Archaeology Vol. 5(1):52-84.

• Witmore 2004 Four Archaeological Engagements with Place: mediating bodily experience through peripatetic video in The Visual Anthropology Review Vol. 20(2): 57-72.

• Witmore 2007 Vision, Media, Noise and the Percolation of Time: Symmetrical Approaches to the Mediation of the Material World in Journal of Material Culture Vol. 11(3): 267–292.

A discussion on the convergence of new media and archaeology with Metamedia founder Michael Shanks and new media artist and collaborator Lynn Hershman: