Dead Men’s Eyes Stories, Podcasts and Seminars
I have been presenting quite a bit lately about the Dead Men’s Eyes project and it has also been picked up by a couple of the mainstream press outlets – so I thought I should put together a page that has links to more information about the project. Hopefully this list will grow over the next couple of years!
Academic Articles/Books
Eve, S. 2017. ‘The Embodied GIS: Using Mixed Reality to explore archaeological landscapes’. Internet Archaeology 44. 44. https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.44.3.
- Eve, S. 2017. ‘Losing our senses, an exploration of 3D object scanning’. Open Archaeology. Under Review.
Eve, S. 2017. ‘A Dead Man’s Nose. Using Smell to Investigate the Past’. In Henshaw,V., McLean, K., Medway, D., Perkins, C.,Warnaby, G. (eds.) Designing with Smell: Practices, techniques and challenges. Routledge. In Press.
- Eve, S. 2012. ‘Augmenting Phenomenology: Using Augmented Reality to Aid Archaeological Phenomenology in the Landscape’. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 19 (4) pp. 582-600.
Press Articles
- The Atlantic – Finding out what the past smells like
- The Daily Mail – Step into – and even SMELL – ancient worlds: Augmented reality software will let you experience ancient ruins like never before
- Discover Magazine – Archaeologists see and smell the past with Augmented Reality
- publinews.gt – Page 13 of this free paper
Radio
- The Brian Lehrer show (WNYC) – Smell the Past Through a Dead Man’s Nose
Blog posts/Online Articles
- ThenDig – peer-reviewed online article about Zeitgeist and Augmented Reality
- American Schools of Oriental Research Blog – an invited paper on the possible role of Augmented Reality in Archaeology
- Kill Screen Daily – Soon, you’ll be able to smell ancient civilizations with your iPad
- Newsbeast.gr – Ειδικό λογισμικό μας «ταξιδεύει» πίσω στο χρόνο
- Augmented Reality Trends – Explore and Smell Ancient Ruins with Augmented Reality
- Metro – Viaja en el tiempo con la aplicación Dead Men’s Eyes
Podcasts
- Archaeotech Podcast on Embodied GIS and AR
Recorded Seminars
- A seminar given at York University on Embodied GIS:
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