Course: DIG 3950c Digital Archaeology

This course is an in-depth survey of all the digital approaches to the study, interpretation and communication of Greek and Roman archaeology, ranging from 3D Digital Imaging to Computer Vision, from Augmented Reality to Digital Story Telling. It also includes tutorials of the state-of-the art software and hardware for the productions of digital contents and a hands-on experience in virtual archaeology. This course provides a hands-on, project based introduction to digital technologies as they are used in the study of the ancient Greek and Roman civilization. Current issues surrounding the use of digital technologies in archaeology will be discussed throughout the course.