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Erratum for “Writing History in the Digital Age”

By on January 6, 2014

I realized this morning that I had omitted an acknowledgment in my chapter for Writing History in the Digital Age. In the chapter, I noted that for some historians, there were places to write about methods and specifically mentioned archaeology as one of those fields. What I failed to mention was my debt to USF colleague Phil Levy for pointing that out in a discussion on a different matter. I remembered the conversation for the chapter but failed to write the acknowledgment.

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