The Archaeology Technologies Laboratory (ATL) is currently involved in three funded projects, and is developing programs in two other exciting areas of research. Current projects include research into Cultural Preservation, Anthropology Education, Internet Tourism, and Applied Anthropology related to Health Education. ATL investigators and their colleagues are also currently developing programs in Biomechanics and Paleo-Environmental studies (using 3D modeling and GIS software).

Dr. Jeffrey Clark - ATL Director
     Professor of Anthropology & WWWIC Member
     Projects: DANA, Virtual Archaeologist, Like-A-Fishhook,
     Projects: Native Dancer, and Biomechanics

Dr. Brian Slator - Professor of Computer Science & WWWIC Member
     Projects: DANA, Virtual Archaeologist, Like-A-Fishhook,
     Projects: Native Dancer, Geology Explorer*, & Virtual Cell*

Dr. William Perrizo - Professor of Computer Science
     Projects: DANA (Data Mining) & SMILEY*

* Non-ATL Project

Monte Fox - Director of White Earth Diabetes Project
Monte Fox - White Earth Reservation Health Services
Monte Fox - White Earth Indian Reservation
Monte Fox - White Earth, MN

    Project: Native Dancer Diabetes Education Game

Dr. Wes Niewoehner - California State University - San Bernardino
Dr. Wes Niewoehner - San Bernardino, CA

     Project: Hominid Body Virtual Reconstructions

Dr. Vinod Nautiyal - H.N.B. Garhwal University
Dr. Vinod Nautiyal - Srinagar, Uttaranchal, India

     Project: Asian Indian Ceramics addition to DANA

Dr. Gerfrid G.W. Müller - Institute for Oriental Philosophy
Dr. Gerfrid G.W. Müller - University of Würzburg,
Dr. Gerfrid G.W. Müller - Würzburg Germany

     Project: Cuneiform Tablet addition to DANA