[Bonetools] updates WBRG-website

[Christian Küchelmann]

Dear bonetool-list,

the WBRG-website has undergone some updates that may be of interest  
for some of you to know.

The main changes are concerned with the upgrade of the content  
management system behind the website to a new version. This has been  
done in a cooperation between Andi Jacomet and me, where Andi die the  
technical work while I adjusted the content. The new site went online  
in June. While this was technically important it does not affect the  
content of the site in general and may not be visible on first sight.  
There are, however, some changes in the lay-out.

Apart from this there are some additions in the content:

• All information on the publication by Felix Lang of the Salzburg  
meeting is now available on the page of the Salzburg meeting: http:// 
www.wbrg.net/meetings/salzburg-2011
Reference: Lang, Felix (2013): The Sound of Bones. Proceedings of the  
8th Meeting of the ICAZ Worked Bone Research Group in Salzburg 2011,  
Archaeo Plus. Schriften zur Archäologie und Archäometrie der Paris  
Lodron-Universität Salzburg 5
All articles of the volume are included in the reference database at  
http://www.wbrg.net/biblio/

• The link section contains new links to three New Zealand and one  
Estonian bone worker
http://www.wbrg.net/links/2-allgemein/53-bone-workers
In particular these are:
Steven Myhre: http://www.stevemyhre.com/
Fumio Noguchi: http://www.nzboneart.com/
Su Keates: http://www.threemarchhares.com/
Monika Hint'i: http://kondikamber.blogspot.com/

The reference database keeps on growing. there are currently 1218  
entries. Some new entries that maybe of wider interest are:

Bradfield, Justin (2013): Investigating the potential of micro-focus  
computed tomography in the study of ancient bone tool function:  
results from actualistic experiments. – Journal of Archaeological  
Science 40, 2606-2613

Schibler, Jörg (2013): Bone and Antler Artefacts in Wetland Sites.  
in: Menotti, Francesco & O'Sullivan, Aidan (eds.): The Oxford  
Handbook of Wetland Archaeology, 339-355, Oxford

Wiltschek, Henriette (2013): Der Elefantenstuhl aus Stift  
Kremsmünster (1554). Zur Klebung und Konservierung eines gravierten  
Knochenobjekts, Diplomarbeit Universität für angewandte Kunst, Wien

So far for today.

Best

Christian
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