SEADDA is a community of archaeologists and digital specialists working together to secure the future of archaeological data across Europe and beyond.
Stewardship of Archaeological Data
Planning for Archiving
Preservation and Dissemination Best Practice
Use and Re-Use of Archaeological Data
Exploratory Workshop for WG3: Preservation and Dissemination Best Practice The Exploratory Workshop for SEADDA’S Working Group 3 took place online on March 17, 2020. Even though we were, of course, disappointed for not meeting our colleagues in person at The
The Exploratory Workshop for WG4: Use and Re-Use of Archaeological Data was meant to be in York on 31 March – 2 April 2020, by the Archaeology Data Service, but we were able to quickly move it online… While we
The Exploratory Workshop for WG1: Stewardship of Archaeological Data was kindly hosted by the Swedish National Data Service in Gothenburg on 12 November, 2019. Each of the participants were asked to present their data stewardship situation within the context of
The ARIADNEplus project and SEADDA COST Action invites papers to EAA Budapest, 26-30 August, 2020 Session 350: Sustainability, unsustainability and opportunity for archaeological data Deadline: 13 February This session is meant to highlight ARIADNEplus partners and SEADDA members as we work to contribute to a more
SEADDA members will be interested in these opportunities offered by ARIADNEplus. 2019 TNA CALL The ARIADNEplus project invites researchers to apply to participate in individual training visits to carry forwards their own research. These opportunities are offered as part of
Short Term Scientific Missions (STSMs) are exchange visits aimed at supporting researchers’ individual mobility, strengthening existing networks and fostering collaboration. STSMs are intended especially, but not solely, for young researchers. The aim of a STSM as defined by COST is
Our Croatian members very kindly agreed to host our WG kick-off meetings at the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb, on 18-20 June. We chose to have them all run consecutively rather than use breakout sessions, as many partners have indicated they
