Archaeology and The Semantic Web

[Leif Isaksen]

Dear all

This is just a quick note to say that all went well with my PhD viva
in December and my thesis ('Archaeology and the Semantic Web') is now
available on Southampton's ePrints server:
http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/206421/

A huge thanks to all of you for your feedback and support over the
years. The main themes (outlined in the abstract) are hopefully
controversial enough to provoke some discussion ;-) I intend to post
the raw data from the STCH Survey alongside it in the next few weeks
but if anyone requires it more urgently please get in touch.

Wishing you all an enjoyable and fruitful 2012 and look forward to
seeing many of you at CAA in March.

(Dr) Leif

[MAY, Keith]

Well done Dr Isaksen

Keith 

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[Glauco Mantegari]

This is great news, Leif! Congratulations for you PhD and thanks for sharing your research and raw data.

Glauco

[Holly Wright]

Many congrats!!!!!

Looking forward to reading it.

Holly

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Holly Wright
Department of Archaeology
University of York
The King's Manor
York
YO1 7EP

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