He considers himself a dirt archaeologist, and has dug at a number of sites in Italy, Tunisia, England, Israel, and Ukraine over the last 25 years. Until 2014, he was co-director of an archaeological and heritage management project at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Tauric Chersonesos in Crimea, but since fieldwork for this phase of the project ended in 2006 and geopolitical considerations intervened in 2014, he is currently dealing with the paper and digital records created by archaeological work, in preparation for various publications. He is interested in digital tools for the preservation of archival data and for the presentation of archaeological research and information to the public, which he sees as the more socially conscious part of the discipline... but he would really like to be digging again. Maybe Romania next. View all posts by adamrabinowitz →