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Armenia

Goodbye

July 23, 2018

Well, our season has finished, and we would like to thank everyone involved!
Please read our final blog post on the Penn Museum's blog.
We are looking forward to Open Archaeology's 2019 season!

https://www.penn.museum/blog/museum/armenia/

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2. Digital Humanities in the Field
3. Why Our Library Equipment Got Dusty Archaeologists employ many techniques to survey historical landscapes, though few are as essential to a project’s success as documenting, cataloging, and sharing found material with image capturing technology. For our survey in Vayots Dzor, Armenia, we utilized a host of photographic devices and accessories that were graciously lent by the University of Pennsylvania Library to chronicle our discoveries.
4. Barev Dzez! For the month of June, we are working alongside colleagues from the University of Central Florida and the Armenian Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography on the Vayots Dzor Fortress Landscapes Project. This valley region boasts spectacular views and interesting architecture, which informs us about transport and defense systems that go back thousands of years. Our team is made up of archaeologists and historians as well as computer scientists.