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Exporting your Search Results in tDAR
A search in tDAR is likely to reveal a large number of resources that you plan to explore as part of your research. Did you know you can download your search results as an Excel file? It is easy! After you have performed your search, simply click on the “Download these results -> to Excel” […]
Digital Antiquity-tDAR Grants Program Results
Digital Antiquity is pleased to announce the following grants for the 2011 Digital Antiquity-tDAR Grants Program. A few additional proposals still are under consideration. Congratulations are in order to: Lori Reed of the National Park Service for her proposal, “Aztec Ruins National Monument Digital Archives Project;” Gregory Brown for his proposal, “Ingestion of Data from […]
Digital Antiquity Responds to OSTP Call for Comment on Improving Access to Federal Research Results
On December 10, 2009 the President’s Office of Science and Technology Policy issued a call for comment on how to improve access to the results of federally funded research projects. Digital Antiquity’s Francis McManamon (Executive Director) and Sander van der Leeuw (Chair, Digital Antiquity Board of Directors) responded, stating the importance of increased access to […]
Results and Recommendations of Cyberinfrastructure Workshop
In July, 2006, Keith Kintigh published an article in American Antiquity entitled, “The Promise and Challenge of Archaeological Data Integration,” reporting on the 2004 the workshop of the same name. Archaeologists, computer scientists and other informatics researchers met at the 2004 workshop to develop a shared vision of archaeological cyberinfrastructure based on new technologies in […]
A Crowd Sourced User Survey for the Digital Archive of Huhugam Archaeology (DAHA)
In 2017, Arizona State University’s Center for Digital Antiquity, in partnership with the Amerind Foundation, was awarded a two year National Endowment for the Humanities grant (award #PW-253799-17) to build the Digital Archive of Huhugam Archaeology (DAHA) within tDAR. As part of that effort the DAHA team developed a 16 question survey to assess the […]
Research Data on the Development of Wealth Inequality Deposited in tDAR
Congratulations to our colleagues Tim Kohler (Washington State University), a member of the Center for Digital Antiquity Board of Directors and Mike Smith (School of Human Evolution and Social Change, Arizona State University) for recent attention to the results of their research program on the roots of inequality published in Nature. Figure 3 from “Greater […]
Featured Content : Texas Department of Transportation “Peering Through the Sands of Time, The Archeology of the Caddo at the Kitchen Branch Site (41CP220) in East Texas”
Beginning in 2004, archeologists working on behalf of the Texas Department of Transportation conducted several phases of investigations at the Kitchen Branch site (41CP220) in northeast Texas’ Camp County. The Kitchen Branch site, situated on the northern bank of the Kitchen Branch of Prairie Creek (the site’s namesake), was located within the footprint of a […]
Join Digital Antiquity workshops @ SAA in Vancouver!
With less than 1 month left for Advanced Registration at the 82nd Annual SAA Meeting, the Center for Digital Antiquity (Digital Antiquity) is prepping for our trip to Vancouver where we will be holding two workshops this year: “Best Practices for Digital Data Management and Curation” and “Taking Care of Your Digital Data – Developing […]
BLM Carlsbad Adds New Content to tDAR
The Carlsbad Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management uses tDAR to preserve and make available resources created under the Permian Basin Programmatic Agreement. To date, three projects and 18 additional resources have been added to tDAR as part of this PA. Contractors perform the work, and upload redacted, public-appropriate resources to tDAR on […]
Back to School!
Even though the weather is still sizzling and it feels like summer will never end, school is back in session here at ASU this week. It seems like a great time to remind you that tDAR is a fantastic resource for teachers and students alike. Educators at all levels can search tDAR for photographs and […]
