Michael Shanks ~ archaeologist

Menu

Skip to content

Posts
About
Consulting | Talks
Projects
Archaeology
Design Foresight

archaeography

Dublin

September 10, 2009February 26, 2025 by Michael Shanks

Posted in archaeography, cityscapes, heritage Leave a comment

Posts navigation

Newer posts →

Search for:

About this site

Exploring the archaeological imagination – to gain a bigger picture on things that matter.

Read more: [Link]

Lab/studio: [Link]

Contact

michaelshanks @ me.com

mshanks @ stanford . edu

1 650 996 8763

Recent Posts

Palmyra in the (archaeological) north
museum piece
Museum of Classical Archaeology
The Admiral’s House — re-staging power
On working with AI: reasoned recommendations

Archives

Archives

Categories

Categories

Archives

Archives

Categories

"this happened here" "what becomes of what was" (past) presences (re)framing actuality antiquarians archaeography archaeological imagination archaeological news archaeological sensibility archaeologists archaeology borderlands cars chorography cityscapes Classics contemporary art contemporary past cultural politics design matters disciplinary practices figure and ground figure in a landscape haecceity heritage landscapes materialities media archaeology media matters memory practices museums noise nostos - the return photography presence quiddity Revs at Stanford ruins and remains storytelling and narrative the academy theatre-archaeology the shape of history the uncanny transdisciplinary spaces

Tags

Amsterdam Andrew Pickering Bard Graduate Center Ben Cullen Bill Barranco Bill Rathje Binchester Bjørnar Olsen Boijmans van Beuningen Boonville Brecht Brith Gof Bruno Latour Chris Tilley Chris Witmore Chunfang Zhou Cliff McLucas Cliff Nass Connie Svabo David Kelley Design Column Disney Gary Devore Glyptotek IDEO James Hutton John Constable Jon Feiber Larry Leifer Lindisfarne Maker Faire Mike Pearson National Theatre Wales Northumberland Nyborg Paul Noble Peter Miller Revs at Stanford Revs Institute Rotterdam Sabine Remdisch Sjarel Ex Tamara Carleton Tim Brown Tim Webmoor

Search for:

Loading Comments...

You must be logged in to post a comment.