2010
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Returning to the Place of Memories: Family, Loss, and the Stories We Carry
Original Hometown Heritage personal essay submitted December 30, 2010. The essay reflects the author’s family memories and views at that time. the manuscript submission date is recorded; the newspaper issue date is not recorded here. I…
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The Music Makes it Christmas
As of now, iTunes tells me I could listen to my holiday playlist for twelve days (I just realized the coincidence there) without hearing the same song twice. Forget the tree, and the lights and shopping.…
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Picturing Preservation Technology Online with Cultural Heritage Imaging
Cultural Heritage Imaging explores how photography and computational imaging can become tools for preservation research, documentation, and public understanding rather than simply illustration. The conversation looks at emerging methods for recording cultural resources and at the…
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Create a Family Calendar to Preserve the Moments That Matter
Hometown Heritage archival manuscript. Submitted December 9, 2010, marked as needing proofing; newspaper issue date is not recorded here. Website links and software descriptions in the original text reflect 2010, and should not be taken as…
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Bringing “Paisley’s Past” into the 21st Century with Community Archaeology
Paisley’s Past began with frustration that an important Scottish town’s heritage was being neglected—and with the realization that waiting for someone else to act was not enough. This first installment follows the project as it moves…
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Preserving Your Family History by Sharing It
Hometown Heritage archival manuscript. Submitted November 18, 2010, with a request to run it the following week; the date shown is the documented submission date, not a verified print date. Website links and software descriptions in…
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Archaeology 2.0: Open Context Means Deeper Connections to Broader Audiences
How open archaeological data and digital publishing can connect research with broader audiences and enable reuse beyond individual projects.