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==Available:==
==Available:==


* Website/blog: http://www.antiquist.org/
* https://groups.google.com/g/antiquist
* Google group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/antiquist


==List managers==
==List managers==


* Chris Puttick
* Kayt Armstrong
* Graeme Earl
* Stuart Eve
* Paul Cripps
* Tom Goskar
* Leif Isaksen
* Leif Isaksen
* Tom Goskar
* Stuart Eve
* Graeme Earl
* Andrew Larcombe
* Andrew Larcombe
* Kayt Armstrong
* Chris Puttick


==Description==
==Description==


'''Antiquist''' is an online community of people working with computing in the heritage sector.
'''Antiquist''' is an online community of people working with computing in the heritage sector. It is primarily a communication network - a way to talk, argue, experiment, share ideas, and solve common problems. Antiquist members include archaeologists, museum professionals, historians, and other interested people. Antiquist has an open mailing list hosted by Google Groups, which as of July 2026 has approximately 400 subscribers.
It is primarily a communication network - a way to talk, argue, experiment, share ideas, and solve common problems.
 
Antiquist members include archaeologists, museum professionals, historians, and other interested people.


Antiquist has an open [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/antiquist mailing list] with online forum features, and as of 2016 had approximately 430 subscribers.


[[category:Mailing lists]]
[[category:Mailing lists]]
[[category:cultural heritage]]
[[category:cultural heritage]]
[[category:associations]]
[[category:associations]]

Latest revision as of 11:35, 29 July 2026

Available:

List managers

  • Kayt Armstrong
  • Graeme Earl
  • Stuart Eve
  • Paul Cripps
  • Tom Goskar
  • Leif Isaksen
  • Andrew Larcombe
  • Chris Puttick

Description

Antiquist is an online community of people working with computing in the heritage sector. It is primarily a communication network - a way to talk, argue, experiment, share ideas, and solve common problems. Antiquist members include archaeologists, museum professionals, historians, and other interested people. Antiquist has an open mailing list hosted by Google Groups, which as of July 2026 has approximately 400 subscribers.