HEVA presents two posters at CAA 2026 in Vienna
James Keppeler, Samuel Koontz, and Alex Wise presented two posters — on 3D imaging of a tattooed Philippine mummy and geophysical survey at Butts Hill Fort — at CAA 2026 in Vienna.
HEVA members presented at the 53rd Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) conference, hosted by the University of Vienna, Austria (31 March–4 April 2026):
- James Keppeler and colleagues — “Inked in 3D: Surface modelling and image enhancement of a tattooed human mummified individual from Benguet, Philippines.”
- Samuel Koontz, Alex Wise, James Keppeler, and colleagues — “Integrating magnetometry and ground penetrating radar at the American Revolutionary War fortification in Butts Hill Fort (Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA).”
