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Mission Statement

This website is an open knowledge base and communication platform for education and research regarding archaeological field-survey in the Mediterranean. This collaborative website is aimed at both students and scholars and provides in extensive background information on projects(external link), researchers(external link), theory, methods and practice of survey archaeology and related areas, such as computer applications in archaeology. In addition, the website is home of the ArchaeoSurveyor project.

We would like to invite you to register(external link) in order to be able to contribute to this site and/or to join discussions in our forums(external link).


Aims

We hope to decrease distance between knowledge, research and education for archaeological field-survey, by:

  • Orderly presenting concepts, publications, researchers and projects
  • Structuring this information using innovative techniques, enabling a student/researcher to approach the information along several axes
  • Maintaining an open structure, enabling the wiki and forum to be a (inter-universitary) platform for discussion between students and researchers

For instructions and details, see the help(external link) page.

See this recent introduction in Tijdschift voor Mediterrane Archeologie for more information (Dutch).


Team Survey Archaeology

Jitte Waagen (project supervisor, chief editor)
Ivan Kisjes (web development)
Joeri Wetters (design)
Lennart Kruijer (editor)
Rogier Kalkers (editor)

See contact(external link) page for details.


Credits

The Survey Archaeology website is administered by the Amsterdam Archaeological Centre, University of Amsterdam
UvA Webpage(external link)

The Survey Archaeology website is funded by ICTO (ICT & Education), University of Amsterdam
ICTO Webpage(external link)

The Survey Archaeology website is co-funded by the Amsterdam Archaeological Centre, University of Amsterdam
UvA Webpage(external link)


License

All content of this site is licensed under the Open Publication License, copyright ©2013 by the Survey Archaeology website

This material may be distributed only subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Open Publication License, v1.0 1999 or later (the latest version is presently available at http://opencontent.org/openpub/(external link) ).

Distribution of the work or derivative of the work in any standard (paper) book form is prohibited unless prior permission is obtained from the copyright holder


Disclaimer

The Survey Archaeology website is a collaborative platform based on free open source, open course ware and open access. The administrators moderate this website and its forum and reserve the right to edit and/or delete any inaccurate or abusive contributions. However, they cannot be held responsible for any information contained in or linked from this website. Please contact us in case of any inconsistencies or copyright violation.