“A picture is worth a thousand words” – Visualising archaeological textiles

Hembo Pagi February 15, 2012

Written by Hembo Pagi

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.

Key Facts

Multidisciplinary research in the cultural heritage applications of computer graphics, geographic information systems, web science, geophysics, data management, imaging and survey
Internationally renowned centre for taught and research postgraduate study in archaeological computing
Contributes to undergraduate BA and BSc archaeology programmes
Located in dedicated ACRG laboratory in the archaeology building

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Our Avebury Excavation features on BBC Digging for Britain November 22, 2017
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