I have checked Reinhard's blog post introducing archaeogaming (https://archaeogaming.wordpress.com/2013/06/09/what-is-archaeogaming/), his book (Archaeogaming: Introduction to Archaeology in and of Video Games), since he is the scholar who coined the term archaeogaming. He states nowhere that archaeogaming includes the study of analog games. Also, the archaeologists who study analog games do not associate their work with archaeogaming. edit: studying physical artifacts like atari cartridges is considered as archaeogaming, but this is only for physical artifacts that are related to video games.

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The link here to http://jonudell.net/h/facet.html seems to be broken. The sites takes longtime to connect and then it fails.

Please fix the URL by removing "http://". At present (2022-02-25) it points to: "http://https://github.com/o-date/notebooks"

GitHub also features now free private repositories. A special mention should probably go to Codeberg.org a git-based code hosting solution with a great attention on privacy.

This link isn't working anymore, it directs you to a totally unrelated website.

I believe you forget to write the name of the article. I guess this is the one you are referring to: Tringham, R. and Ashley Lopez, M. 2001. The democratization of technology. In Proceedings of the Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia (VSMM'01). 7th International Conference.

This link is not working anymore.

This link here probably not available any more because it lets you to a page which has this warning: '404. Page not found. I just want to let you know :)