In early August, 2006, the Russian nuclear icebreaker Yamal voyaged to the North Pole and back. Along the way, Dr. P.J. Capelotti records the expedition base camps of Frederick Jackson at Cape Flora, Fridtjof Nansen at Cape Norway, and Walter Wellman at Cape Tegetthoff.
This channel is for students in the Anthropology and American Studies courses taught by Dr. P.J. Capelotti at Penn State Abington College in Abington, PA. Here you will find videos related to cultural anthropology; the theory, method, and history of archaeology; and to the history and archaeology of polar exploration.
http://www.youtube.com/PSUAbingtonAnthy
Part II of documentary, "Technology in the Field: Vassar College and Tablet PCs," a student production made possible by the 2008 Hewlett Packard Philanthropy and Education grant, directed by Meg Stewart, Academic Computing Consultant for GIS.
The videographers were Brian Paccione '08 and Brittany Kaplan '08; the editor was Brittany Kaplan; and the music was by Frances Chang '11.
See the longer version of this video at:
http://vimeo.com/gisatvassar
An all new, exclusive video documentary. How will Dr. Indiana Jones be remembered? College professor? Esteemed archaeologist? Or mass murderer? Check out never before seen footage of Dr. Jones, including interviews from those whose lives he changed. Watch this startling trailer that hunts for the truth and the real Indiana Jones.
Intro to a documentary, "Technology in the Field: Vassar College and Tablet PCs," a student production made possible by a 2008 Hewlett Packard Philanthropy and Education grant, directed by Meg Stewart, Academic Computing Consultant for GIS.
The videographers were Brian Paccione '08 and Brittany Kaplan '08; the editor was Brittany Kaplan; and the music was by Frances Chang '11.
See the longer version of this video at:
http://vimeo.com/gisatvassar
The fast eroding coastline is heading straight for a graveyard in North Alaska, so the Ben & Jerry's CCC Ambassadors join archaeologist Anne Jensen, as she tells them how she spends her summers relocating the graves, before the sea does it for her.
From Ben & Jerry's Climate Change College.
see more here:
www.climatechangecollege.org/home.php
This episode looks at the Thames Dicovery Programme's Forum and Workshop Day at University College London in November 2009. We also hear from some of the volunteers about why they got involved and what they are doing.
Images taken by Dr. Capelotti of Norwegian fjords and burial mounds combined with views of Viking ships and artifacts at the Norwegian National and the Viking Ship museums in Oslo set the stage for a leap across the Atlantic to the archaeological site of L'Anse aux Meadows at the northern tip of Newfoundland, the only authenticated Viking site in the New World.
This channel is for students in the Anthropology and American Studies courses taught by Dr. P.J. Capelotti at Penn State Abington College in Abington, PA.
http://www.youtube.com/PSUAbingtonAnthy
