October 19, 2007

ArchAtlas available on Line

Latest atlas of archaeology looks at earth from space

The internet continues to revolutionize the world of study especially in providing visual imagery. The latest addition is an atlas of archaeology based on images taken from space by satellite and other ventures. The ArchAtlas is the brain child of the late Professor Andrew Sherratt who spent 30 years involved in archaeology. The atlas had its first airing with a trial project in 2000, but now makes its full debut on the web at http://www.archatlas.org/Home.php

Well done Professor and those at University of Sheffield.

Topic Tags: Archaeology, atlas, maps, Professor Andrew Sherratt, University of Sheffield

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