online survey data from twitter and archaeology surveys 2011-2013
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Abstract
These survey results are from annual online surveys of Twitter users who are active volunteers or professional archaeologists worldwide. The data covers a variety of topics related to location of Twitter use, the type of device used, lists and followers, activity relating to archaeological topics, public engagement and archaeological networking online. There is scope for sentiment analysis, and further qualitative and quantitative analysis.
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| Authors | ;Lorna-Jane Richardson |
| Journal | women's health issues : official publication of the jacobs institute of women's health |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.5334/joad.ae
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