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8.
I‟m a one-man band.
My models need to be simple
in their aims
in their outputs
9.
http://www.digitalstudies.org/ojs
/index.php/digital_studies/article/
viewArticle/172
…bit of garbage in there.
It‟s actually „2‟.
10.
Smaller, more constrained models
have bigger impacts
…at least in the humanities…
Roman Hispania, Road Network - Wikicommons
11.
Hodder, Ian. Entangled: An
archaeology of the relationships
between humans and things. Wiley-
Blackwell 2012. Pg 181, Figure 9.2
Entanglements of clay at Catalhoyuk.
12.
Difficulty of
teasing out the
key
relationships in
complex
models
Human-thing
Part of a
relationships
modular
infinitely
approach
extensible
ABM need
to be small
for historical
archaeology
One issue, one
resistance
model
13.
Shawn Graham,
Carleton University
@electricarchaeo
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