Engaging with the Virtual World

I'm pleased to say that our session at VIA2011 has been accepted by the conference organizers and promises some interesting discussion and debate on the role of games in archaeological visualization.

The six papers are listed below, with full details of the session and the conference on the VIA website.

01 Understanding virtual architecture as story-objects in a network of gameplay by Dan Pinchbeck

02 Computer Games and Visualization: A Game Designers Perspective by Carl Jones

03 Authenticity and play in strategy gaming by Andrew Gardner

04 Computer games in archaeology: potential and danger by Eleonora Gandolfi

05 I Remember When... Exploring landscape, narrative and time using computer games by Keith Challis

06 Reliving the Past: 3D models and Virtual Reality as supporting tools for Archaeology and the Reconstruction of Cultural Heritage: The case study of the Roman Villa of Freiria by Helena Rua and Pedro Alvito

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