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Welcome to DIG!
Developing International Geoarchaeology (DIG) is the title of a series of very successful international conferences. The goal of DIG is to bring together a wide variety of international researchers, practitioners and students in this diverse and interdisciplinary field in order to facilitate discussion, stimulate research, and promote international scholarship in geoarchaeology.
This website is designed to serve as an archive for information on past conferences and as a central entry-point which will facilitate access to information on upcoming conferences. It is a mechanism for contacting people involved with DIG, including the international steering committee, and we also hope to develop it as a forum for discussion on how to promote geoarchaeological research around the world.
The international steering committee is a small, informal, group of researchers who have been involved with one or more DIG conferences to date, and who are willing to help promote the continuation of the DIG idea in the future.
Pam Dickinson
Department of Geology
University of New Brunswick,
Fredericton, N.B. Canada
p9z8@unb.ca
Paul Goldberg
Department of Archaeology
Boston University
Boston, MA U.S.A.
paulberg@bu.edu
Charles French
Department of Archaeology
University of Cambridge
Cambridge, U.K.
caif2@cam.ac.uk
Jason Jeandron
Archaeological Prospectors
Fredericton, N.B. Canada
jason@archaeologicalprospectors.com
Helen Lewis
School of Archaeology
University College Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
Helen.Lewis@ucd.ie
Richard Macphail
Institute of Archaeology
University College London
London, U.K.
r.macphail@btopenworld.com
Karen Milek
Geography and Environment
University of Aberdeen
Aberdeen, Scotland, U.
k.milek@abdn.ac.uk
Lucy Wilson
Department of Biology
University of New Brunswick in Saint John
Saint John, N.B. Canada
lwilson@unbsj.ca
