Spreading the word about CAA and ACRG

Few days ago we hold a seminar session about the CAA2012 in University of Tartu, Estonia.

There were  five of us from Estonia participating CAA conference this year, so we decided to give a highlight of interesting papers and share the conference experience with Estonian archaeological community. We got full seminar room, and not only from archaeology.

I was presenting the topic close to my heart – RTI and other photographic recording techniques based on work by James Miles, Eleni Kotoula. Kaarel Sikk and Priit Lätti gave a good overview about approaches in archaeological data management and conceptual modelling. Allar Haav talked about different GIS topics and highlighted Patricia Murrieta‘s work. Marge Konsa, as a chairman of the CAA Estonian chapter,  gave an overview about the CAA organisation and the conference.

Hopefully we can have soon some collaboration projects in between ACRG and Estonian archaeological community.

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I came to Southampton in 2006 for my MSc degree and been keeping coming back ever since. I have been working more than a decade in ICT, providing solutions for different commercial IT and archaeological projects. Currently I am working for Portus Limen project and running small company called Archaeovision, which is focussing on cultural heritage documentation.

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