Blog Photo Headers:
- Front Page header: Image Accessed: https://yorkconferences.com/venues/kings-manor/
- Archaeological Photography: Accessed: http://www.pbs.org/time-team/experience-archaeology/scientific-illustration/
- Archaeological Photography: Artefacts: Ashmolean Museum of art and archaeology – University of Oxford – Accessed: https://www.ashmolean.org/artefacts-excavation-0
- Archaeological Illustration: Wessex Archaeology – https://www.wessexarch.co.uk/archaeological-services/artefact-publication-illustration.
- Archaeological Photography: Buildings: Photo by author
- Archaeological Videography: Shot of me interviewing – Credit: Colleen Morgan
- Mapping Making Madness: Digimap Screen-shot by author
- Archaeological Virtual Reality: Accessed: https://architip.wordpress.com/product/
- End of Blog Reflections: The Thinker – University of Amsterdam – Accessed: http://www.uva.nl/en/disciplines/conservation-and-restoration/research/phd-research/rodin’s-thinker/rodin’s-the-thinker.html
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- Morgan, C.L., 2009. (Re)Building Çatalhöyük: Changing Virtual Reality in Archaeology. Archaeologies, 5(3), pp.468–487.
- Copplestone, T. (2017). Designing and Developing a Playful Past in Video Games, in The Interactive Past pp. 85-97
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