Scholar
Carrie Fulton
fl. 2019
Scholar, active in 2019.
Life and work
2019
- Spoke in the recorded talk «A Conference in Honour of A. Bernard Knapp: Bronze Age Anchorages at Maroni-Tsaroukkas and Tell Abu Hawam, and the Late Roman Maritime Landscape» (Archaeological Research Unit - University of Cyprus, 2019-06-07). As stated in the recording: Is a Cornell PhD student now at the University of Toronto working as part of the CAMB team; Talk presents preliminary results from the maritime survey off Zarukas (Zarax) that is part of the KAMPI project.
Recording and study
1 record- Studied1
Carrie Fulton and the other authors analyzed removed stone anchors and applied their methodology in an underwater survey.
southern coastline of CyprusFulton et al. 2016, p. 17
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- Use of Photogrammetry for Non-Disturbance Underwater Survey: An Analysis of In Situ Stone Anchors
p. 17
Carrie Fulton and the other authors analyzed removed stone anchors and applied their methodology in an underwater survey.
Fulton et al. 2016
Sources
- 1.Carrie Fulton, Andrew Viduka, Andrew Hutchison, Joshua Hollick et al. (2016). “Use of Photogrammetry for Non-Disturbance Underwater Survey: An Analysis of In Situ Stone Anchors”. Advances in Archaeological Practice 4, 17-30.
- 2.Kerry Fulton, Michal Artzy and Stella Demesticha, «A Conference in Honour of A. Bernard Knapp: Bronze Age Anchorages at Maroni-Tsaroukkas and Tell Abu Hawam, and the Late Roman Maritime Landscape», recorded conference paper, A Conference in Honour of A. Bernard Knapp: The Archaeology of Cyprus and the Wider Mediterranean, Archaeological Research Unit - University of Cyprus, published on YouTube 2019-06-07, at 0:00:00. Online
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