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  1. Modeling in Archaeology: Computer Graphic and other Digital Pasts.Graeme Earl - 2013 - Perspectives on Science 21 (2):226-244.
    Computer graphic modeling forms an increasing part of archaeological practice, implicated in modes of recording objects and spaces, interpretation of types, management of three-dimensional information, creation of artificial experiences of place for interpretation, and representation of archaeological ideas to a broader public. In all spheres of life computer graphics are increasingly influential—by some estimates computed visions constitute the "dominant medium of thought" (Gooding 2008, p. 1). Archaeological computer graphics build on a long tradition of physical model building for the development (...)
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