Apply for an ICJS Fellowship.
ICJS Fellowship for Work with DAACS Monticello's Robert H. Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies (ICJS) is a multi-disciplinary research center that leads the study of Thomas Jefferson and his…
Read More Stratford Hall’s East Garden and West Yard now available through DAACS!
DAACS, in collaboration with Stratford Hall and DATA Investigations, Inc., is delighted to announce the launch of data from from two sites at Stratford Hall, the East Garden and the…
Read More Morne Patate Dominica Sites Now on DAACS
DAACS, in collaboration with Dr. Mark W. Hauser and Northwestern University, is proud to launch data from from three sites at the Morne Papate Estate in Dominica. All data from…
Read More Data from Bowles’ Lot now available
DAACS is proud to launch data from a historical site in our own Charlottesville area, Bowles’ Lot, a part of the “Free State” community. Amy Bowles Farrow, Zacariah Bowles, Critta…
Read More New Edited Volume Features DAACS Data
A new edited volume from Routledge Press, Material Worlds: Archaeology, Consumption, and the Road to Modernity, edited by Barbara J. Heath, Eleanor E. Breen and Lori A. Lee, features several articles…
Read More Wingo’s quarter site data now available at daacs.org.
DAACS is ringing in the new year with the launch of data from an eighteenth-century site, the Wingo's Quarter, at daacs.org. This is the third site from Poplar Forest now in the database, providing…
Read More Sign up for the Doing Research with DAACS Workshop at the Society for Historical Archaeology Meetings!
Have you ever downloaded a DAACS Cataloging Manual or used DAACS cataloging protocols in your analysis or research? Have you ever clicked on “Query the Database” at daacs.org? Do you…
Read More Elizabeth Bollwerk appointed to Museums Computer Network Board
DAACS Analyst Beth Bollwerk recently attended the Museum Computer Network (MCN) conference, held in Minneapolis November 4-7 where her appointment to the MCN Board of Directors for a three-year stint…
Read More DAACS awarded NEH Grant for Analysis of The First Hermitage Sites
Monticello Archaeologists Awarded NEH Grant to Share Research Online MONTICELLO, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA—The National Endowment for the Humanities recently announced that they will provide a $300,000, three-year grant to enable archaeologists…
Read More Join Jillian Galle, Project Director of DAACS, at the University of South Carolina for lectures and workshops, September 28 – October, 9, 2015.
Are you interested in learning about the Digital Archaeological Archive of Comparative Slavery (DAACS) and how it can benefit your research? From September 29 through October 9 the University of…
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