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June 2, 2005

Funding Provided By

National Science Foundation (CISE) - September 2002
National Science Foundation (CCLI) - August 2002
Alias (Research Donation Program) - March 2002, 2003, 2004
National Science Foundation (IP) - January 2002
National Science Foundation (NSDL) - November 2001
NDSU Tech Fee Advisory Committee - October 2001
Northwest Academic Computing Consortium - May 2000
North Dakota EPSCoR - October 1998
NDSU College of AHSS - October 1998

North Dakota Experimental Program to Stimulate
Competitive Research (EPSCoR)

The Archaeology Technologies Laboratory (ATL) was created with a grant awarded through North Dakota Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR), along with matching funds from both the NDSU College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences and the NDSU Department of Sociology and Anthropology.

NDSU Technology Fee Advisory Committee

In October of 2001, the Archaeology Technologies Laboratory received funding from the NDSU student Technology Fee. The funds were awarded through NDSU Technology Fee Advisory Committee. This funding is only available to NDSU departments and staff.

Funding Collaborations

The ATL does some proof-of-concept projects, and maintains the expertise necessary to develop collaborative relationships in a number of different areas. We are happy to provide advice to those seeking to incorporate technology applications into their anthropology research.

The ATL has received funding from NSF to develop a proof-of-concept project with archaeologists in India. The project is designed to develop data sharing and 3D modeling research capabilities in the field of Indian ceramics. Find out more about this award.

Funding Priorities

The ATL seeks to maintain its position as a leading edge research facility by acquiring new technology as it becomes available, and replacing older technology as it becomes obsolete. The ATL also trains student employees, and ensures that they acquire the skills necessary to compete in technologically advanced graduate school programs and commercial workplaces.

Grant Categories

Coming soon... search the sub-sections of this web site for more information on research proposals submitted by the ATL that have received funding or are under review. In the meantime, please visit the following link to review two of the ATL's funded grant proposals: Grants.