Dig the new breed: how open approaches can empower archaeologists The title contains a dodgy archaeology pun based on an album by The Jam. A presentation by Anthony Beck at the Open Knowledge Conference (OKCon) 2010 on 24th April 2010.

1. Dig the new breed how open approaches can empower archaeologists Anthony Beck, Leeds University DART Project Champion

3. Content MindMap available at: http://antarch.sytes.net/BeckWiki/index.php/OKcon2010

4. What is archaeology

9. Data

11. Understand complex relationships in the fragmented archaeological record

13. In practice

15. The tree of knowledge

17. Grey Literature

20. When will we unlock the “Grey Data”?

25. Repurposing heritage data I drew this diagram in c. 2002 before I knew about ontology and linked data

30. An archaeology of dynamic linked data

31. Open Science and archaeology

35. Heritage: a complex tapestry

36. Dig the new breed: how open approaches can empower archaeologists Anthony Beck School of Computing, University of Leeds, UK DART Project Champion Follow DART and its outputs using the following: Website: www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/dart Blog: dartheritage.wordpress.com Twitter: follow DART_Project SlideShare presentations: www.slideshare.net/DARTProject Scribd documents: www.scribd.com/dart_project CCFlickr images from: Wonderlane, Wessex Archaeology, Dmitrij, Thomas Small, MsLaura, Yewenyi, An untrained eye, Jeff Werner