InTerris Registries

The InTerris Registries booth set up and ready for business at the Southeastern Archaeological Conference (SEAC) 75th annual meeting in Augusta, Georgia, November 14-17, 2018. Come visit us at our booth and see and hear everything about the existing functionalities as well as the developments on the new collection management features and module.

//www.southeasternarchaeology.org/annual-meeting/details/

The InTerris Registries booth set up and ready for business at the 2018 Great Basin Anthropological Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. Come visit us at our booth and see and hear everything about the existing functionalities as well as the developments on the new collection management features and module.

//greatbasinanthropologicalassociation.org

This week we are taking part in a short field school project at the Tseriadun site on the Oregon coast. The project is run by Dr. Scott Fitzpatrick of University of Oregon in Eugene, and Dr. Nicholas Jew of California State University San Bernardino. Over the last two years the InTerris Registries database system has been used on several projects here as part of the program.

QLC Inc.'s role in the project will be to digitally map the Tseriadun site, the implementation and set up of the InTerris Registries database system, and the training of students on the system.

Currently we are on Ossabaw island off the coast of Georgia, USA, where we are assisting at the startup of a fieldschool project on the South End site, run by Dr. Victor Thompson and Amanda Roberts Thompson, both from University of Georgia, in Athens, GA. For the last 6 years they have used the InTerris Registries database system (then still ArcheoLINK - Americas) on a multitude of (field) projects.

QLC Inc's role at the project consists of setting up the digital data collection and processing systems using the InTerris Registries database software, as well as the training of the staff and students that will be using the system for the duration of the project.