Abstract:
A collection of material associated with The Connected Past London 2014, a one and a half day multi-disciplinary meeting held at Imperial College on the 8th and 9th of September, 2014 and attended by nearly fifty researchers. It aims to explore how concepts and techniques from network- and complexity science can be used to study archaeological and historical data. It is part of a series of meetings organised by The Connected Past team. Slides from most (but not all) talks are provided. Most talks were also recorded but the videos are yet t (...)
A collection of material associated with The Connected Past London 2014, a one and a half day multi-disciplinary meeting held at Imperial College on the 8th and 9th of September, 2014 and attended by nearly fifty researchers. It aims to explore how concepts and techniques from network- and complexity science can be used to study archaeological and historical data. It is part of a series of meetings organised by The Connected Past team. Slides from most (but not all) talks are provided. Most talks were also recorded but the videos are yet to be made available. A collection of material associated with The Connected Past London 2014, a one and a half day multi-disciplinary meeting held at Imperial College on the 8th and 9th of September, 2014 and attended by nearly fifty researchers. It aims to explore how concepts and techniques from network- and complexity science can be used to study archaeological and historical data. It is part of a series of meetings organised by The Connected Past team. Slides from most (but not all) talks are provided. Most talks were also recorded but the videos are yet to be made available. A collection of material associated with The Connected Past London 2014, a one and a half day multi-disciplinary meeting held at Imperial College on the 8th and 9th of September, 2014 and attended by nearly fifty researchers. It aims to explore how concepts and techniques from network- and complexity science can be used to study archaeological and historical data. It is part of a series of meetings organised by The Connected Past team. Slides from most (but not all) talks are provided. Most talks were also recorded but the videos are yet to be made available. (Read More)
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