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Tag Archives: Global Positioning System
Map Orkney Month final thoughts: Multi-vocal cartography and the collaborative re-imagining of place.
Originally posted on Public Archaeology 2015:
After a month of collaborative mapping a new map of Orkney has been created. By thinking big, Map Orkney Month seems to have captured people’s imagination. Our map looks like Orkney, however it is far…
Map your world for a day during March – Map Orkney Month starts today.
Originally posted on Public Archaeology 2015:
Map Orkney Month starts today and will run for the whole of March. The aim is to create a new map of Orkney based on everyday journeys and places that people map for a day.…
MoM Guide for Participants
Originally posted on Public Archaeology 2015:
Click here for MoM Guide for Participants PDF download MoM Mappers, March is soon approaching! You find here a small guide to help you map for your day and plan for a contribution (I’ll also…
Greenland adventures: re-imagining Anna Aurora Astrup
Photo (c) Tonje Birkeland Isafjorur – Nansen Fjord – Mount Aurora – Kangerdlugssuaq – Suhaili Bay – Nigertuluk – Astrups Horn – Tasilaq – Kulusuk By Tonje Bøe Birkeland, Daniel Lee and Antonia Thomas. Tracks from Greenland made by the … Continue reading
Circular walks: some recent experimental GPS tracks
Peedie Sea, Model Boating Lake, Kirkwall, Orkney (14/11/14). Circular walks using two GPS receivers. The Peedie Sea (or Peerie Sea, meaning small sea) symbolises the growth of Kirkwall; from a merchant shipping town where the inlet serviced numerous piers and … Continue reading
Posted in Collaborations, Contemporary Archaeology, Experimental Practice, GPS Drawings, Ivanov+Chan, Mapping and Walking, Orkney, Orkney walks, Papa Westray, Performance, Stromness walks
Tagged Contemporary Archaeology, Daniel Lee, Global Positioning System, GPS tracks, Kirkwall, Mapping, Papa Westray, Peedie Sea, Stromness, Walking and Mapping
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Rackwick Survey – Week 2
Week 2 of the Rackwick survey (30th June – 4th July – belated update) covered the central part of the township, south-eastern area and the sand dunes. We also took a walk on the eastern side of the burn around … Continue reading
Inhabiting the Ness of Brodgar
Most of my summer was spent walking around and within the Neolithic houses at the Ness of Brodgar. I carried a GPS everyday for the full 6 week season to map my movements and engagements with the buildings. The walls … Continue reading
