Groups
Absentia
Archaeology of the Roman World
Archaeology/Performance
Brazil
bristol-aber-cardiff
Brith Gof
California Classical Association
Christine Finn
Climate Clock
Co-creating Cultural Heritage
Critical Studies in New Media
Cultural Hotspots
Delta Scan: The Future of Science and Technology, 2005-2055
Documents
Garbology Online
Leave-Home-Stay
Mediating Archaeology
Metamedia - the classroom
Metamedia at Stanford
Philosophical Stages
Prambanan
Stanford Archaeological Theory
Stanford Heritage Ethics
Stanford Humanities Lab
Symmetrical Archaeology
Tom Mullaney in China
Victoria Harman
World Archaeology Congress Theme

Stanford Humanities Lab/Metamedia combine to develop new models of collaborative research, to enable such collaborative work in transdisciplinary fields, to learn from project management in the sciences, to develop the model of studio collaboration found in Architecture and the Performing Arts - practice as research.

Metamedia explores new and old media as material modes of engaging with the world. Its perspective is long term and archaeological.

Stanford Humanities Lab links the Humanities with science, technology, and art - running and coordinating experimental projects that triangulate arts practice, commentary/critique, and outreach beyond the academy into industry and the public sphere.

Follow the links at left under "Groups" to the collaboratories and projects.

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