Wetcat Pty Ltd aims to make archaeology more accessible by bringing the technology of the Internet and other educational resources together to deliver an easy to use medium with which to present projects and excavation materials.

Wetcat offers a range of services for archaeological institutions including universities and museums as well as public and privately funded excavations. Our uniques skills in the IT industry have allowed us to developed specific online services for insitutes wishing to publish their finds via the Internet. We develop web applications that assist in database management and catologing archive records. We allowed companies to display their collections on the internet using up-to-date digital imagery as well as 3D design and architectural presentation of sites.

Current Projects

Georgian State Museum, Tbilisi

In 2001, Wetcat was allowed to photograph and display the Early Bronze Age collection in the Georgian State Museum in Tbilisi. Visit our online Gallery to view a sample from the collection. To purchase the complete catalogue on CD, contact Wetcat.

The Australian Instiute of Archaeology

In 2003, Wetcat began the reconstruction of the AIA's website. Wetcat's Creative Director, Jo Richmond, worked closely with AIA Director, Christopher Davey, to create a website that was user friendly as well as rich in content. The AIA needed a website that included a searchable database for their library and museum collections which would benefit not only their membership base, but also casual visitors to the site. Educational toolkits designed to help national schools teach students about the ancient arts are also planned for the future. Visit the AIA website here.