Gray Files & Information Libraries
Carlyle at Chelsea,
Scottish historian of the 1800's
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Archaeology is more than digging in the ground
and the excitement of the find. Anyone who has been
around the field knows that hard study, correlation,
and keeping accurate records is the key to making
new discoveries. A slang term that has grown up
in Florida Archaeology for the various reports
of record which must be issued for each site
investigated is the "Gray Files".
Gone are the days where studying the archaeological
record is as relaxing and simple as this image of
1800's Scottish historian Carlyle with his cat.
Just managing all the photos, artifacts, maps,
and reports from a site can be a daunting activity;
and one must be able to effectively access and
draw on past work to make meaningful discoveries
in the future.
As the full support Archaeological and Historical
Conservancy which our mission commands us to be,
we have taken on associations which allow us
to deal with the huge amounts of information
in a uniquely effective manner, by working with
Mnemotrix
Systems, Inc., who is vastly
experienced in custom information needs. We can use
our experience in this regard to help you
with similarly daunting information systems
projects.
If you are interested in what we do that is
different, we can arrange a private demonstration
of our Gray Files Intelligent Search approach.
If you would like to know more about this, please
contact us
by calling 954-792-9776 or Email us at
archlgcl@bellsouth.net
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Archaeological and Historical Conservancy
