Designing Digital Engagements: The SERF Hillforts Project

Tessa  Poller; Alice Watterson; Kieran Baxter; John Anderson; Kieran Duncan

Designing Digital Engagements: The SERF Hillforts Project

Tessa Poller (Designer), Alice Watterson (Designer), Kieran Baxter (Designer), John Anderson (Developer), Kieran Duncan (Artist)

Communication Design

Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products

Abstract

Since 2007 the SERF project has been investigating hillforts in Strathearn, Scotland. To date, ten sites have been excavated by archaeologists from the University of Glasgow. This project presents a practical approach to current issues of representation and audience engagement within archaeology through the development of an interactive online resource which explores the ways archaeologists craft their interpretive narratives on site. Use this interactive resource to discover the hillforts from the sky to the soil, through the artefacts they yield and the different voices who contribute to unraveling their story.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	University of Dundee
Publisher	Serious Animation
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 2016

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Designing Digital Engagements: The SERF Hillforts Project

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