CAA2014 Community Archaeology and Technology: Co-Production of alternative views of lost heritage: Crowd-sourced Photogrammetry in Heritage recording

Alternative Views of Lost Heritage: Crowd-Sourced

Photogrammetry in Heritage Recording

Dr Ben Edwards, Manchester Metropolitan University

Heritage Together: An introduction

AIMS•To engage the public in recording prehistoric heritage•To do so in an innovative manner•To provide freely accessible data to the public and researchers•To contribute to the continued management and protection of a fragile resource

An AHRC Connected Communities funded project involving Bangor University, Aberystwyth University, Manchester Metropolitan University and Gwynedd Archaeological Trust

Map from website to show scope

Photogrammetry: The Technique

The Project in Practice: Web Presence

3 STRANDS1)Involvement of Archaeological Societies2)Public Open Days3)Schools Visits

The Project in Practice: Outreach

The project website will also distribute all its data with no copyright or licensing restrictions through a portal for researchers

The Project in Practice: Research

Future Developments

With thanks to:

Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)

Royal Commission for Historic Monuments Wales (RCHMW)

Twitter: @heritage2gether

Facebook: HeritageTogether

Web: www.heritagetogether.org