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Amazon link to Archaeoacoustics 3 conference publication
Time Mind academic peer reviewed journal: archaeology and consciousness
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Dr. Damian Murphy's IR Heritage archive, University of York's Digital Heritage Archive
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Old Temples Study Foundation, research support and conference organisers of the last 3 International Archaeoacoustics conferences
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A great article piece from EMusician online music and music production journal outlining different approaches to IR recording
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Professor Trevor Cox's wonderful sound tourism website and links to his book 'Sonic Wonderland'
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Audio Engineering Society Scotland's forthcoming conference programme 'Acoustics in Creative Spaces', Perth College UHI
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Hiss Tools, an IR project by the University of Huddersfield's tutorial in recording IR's using their MAXMsp patching
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BBC Scotland's report on the Garden of Light installation, Dundee Universities Botanic Gardens, 2009
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Angelo Farina's website, the modern day father of convolution reverb software and recording techniques
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Undergraduate BSc Audio Engineering student Keith Harvey's Major Honours project, binaural study of cathedral acoustics
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The Wikisinger, a Vimeo project that demonstrates the big differences acoustic surrounding have on the human voice and visually arresting
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The newly published Wemyss Caves 3D laser mapping website. A fantastic visualisation of the site with virtual walk throughs of each cave.
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Living history website, sites represented around Europe in digital 3D. Dragos Gheorghiu research project hub.
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Research report from Michelle Walker, Sculptor's Cave on the Morray firth, delegate and presenter at Archaeoacoustics III.
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Paul Oomen's immersive audio website featuring many exciting projects and developments in immersive audio visual perseption
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Rafa Kotcherha Campora website for Wapapura Resonant Earth location recording studio in sacred and heritage sites
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Canmore is the Scottish data archive for archaeological sites on the British Isles: this link directly leads to the site of Wemyss Caves
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Ancient instrument resarchers and craftspeople. From Neolithic bone flutes to shamanic drums - can be ordered for research purposes such as field recording in context.
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Research portal to Steven Waller's research, a wealth of good research and published papers
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The Acoustical Society of America, a paper on the 'Cave Acoustics in Prehistory' with reference to S. Waller and E. Reznikoff
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European Music Archaeology Project, UK co-ordinator Prof. Rupert Till
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