Información General

• Autores: Lucie Dingwall (coord.)
• Editores: University of Birmingham
• Año de publicación: 1999
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9780860549451
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Resumen

• Papers given to celebrate 25 years of 'Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology' in Birmingham spring 1997. Subjects cover archaeological prospection, databases and databanks, mathematical applications, including scholars such as A. Aspinall, J. G. B. Haigh, Jennifer Stewart, C. Orton and many others. More than eighty papers and/or abstracts.

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Listado de artículos

• • 25 Years of Computer Applications to Archaeology

    I. Scollar

    pág. 1

    

  • 25 Years of the CAA Conference

    S. Laflin

    pág. 2

    

  • 25 Years of Archaeological Prospection

    A. Aspinall, J. Haigh

    pág. 3

    

  • Data Into Informacion: 25 Years of Data Collection and Curation

    J. Stewart

    pág. 4

    

  • Plus Ça Change - Perceptions of Archaeological Statistics

    C. Orton

    pág. 5

    

  • Archaeological Computing in Canada - The First (and Last) 25 Years

    M. Tamplin

    pág. 6

    

  • 25 Years of Statistical and Other Techniques

    J. D. Wilcock

    pág. 7

    

  • How Archaeological Sites co-exist with Fast-paced, Intense Army Training Activities

    C. L. Huckerby, C. M. Poulsen

    pág. 8

    

  • A GIS Study on the Spatial Development of Coastal Catalunya

    F Massagrande

    pág. 9

    

  • Reconstructing Archaeology form the Landscape: GIS, CAD and The Roman Signal Station at Whitby

    T. Bell

    pág. 10

    

  • GIS in Paleolithic Archaeology. A Case Study form the Southern Netherlands

    H. Kamermans, E. Rensink

    pág. 11

    

  • An Analysis of the Structure and Function of Prehistoric Maori Pa Sites

    C. Reeler

    pág. 12

    

  • The Use of Monte-Carlo Techniques for the Estimation of Visibility

    K. Nackaerts, K. G. Govers, L. Loots

    pág. 13

    

  • Fuzzy Viewshed Analysis of the Hellenistic City Defence System at Sagalassos, Turkey

    L. Loots, K. Nackaerts, Marc Waelkens

    pág. 14

    

  • Modelling Prehistoric Land Use Distribution in the Rio Aguas Valley (SE Spain)

    Ph Verhagen, S. Gill, Rafael Micó Pérez

    pág. 15

    

  • Modelling Human Range Expansion Across a Heterogeneous Cost Surface

    C. Glass, J. Steele, D. Wheatley

    pág. 16

    

  • Mapping the Fourth Dimension: the TimeMap Project

    I. Johnson

    pág. 17

    

  • The Enhancement of the South Etruria Survey: GIS in the Study of the Research History of the Soouthern Faliscan Area

    Ulla Rajala, A. R. Harrison, S. Stoddart

    pág. 18

    

  • Deconstructing the Land: the Archaeology of Sacred Geographies

    César Parcero Oubiña

    pág. 19

    

  • GIS and Prehistoric Mammal Acquisition Patterns

    C. L. Huckerby

    pág. 20

    

  • Testing Multivariate Normality, with Applications to Lead Isotope Data Analysis in Archaeology

    M. J. Baxter

    pág. 21

    

  • Uses of Multuvariate Kernel Density Estimates in Archaeological

    C. C. Beardah

    pág. 22

    

  • Coins, Copies and Kernels - a Note on the Potential of Kernel Density Estimates

    K. Lockyear

    pág. 23

    

  • Bayesian Seriation as a Tool in Archaeology

    U. Halekoh, W. Vach

    pág. 24

    

  • Some Aspects Of The Evolution Of The Gravettian Culture in The Eastern Balkans

    Ts. Tsonev

    pág. 25

    

  • Time Series and Neural Networks in Archaeological Seriation. An Example on Early Pottery from the Near East

    Juan Antonio Barceló Álvarez, Josep Miquel Faura i Vendrell

    pág. 26

    

  • Neural Networks and Fuzzy Logic Analysis in Archaeology

    C. Reeler

    pág. 27

    

  • Multivariate Statistic Analysis of the Relationship between Archaeological Sites and the Geographical Data of their Surroundings. A Quantitative Model

    José Antonio Esquivel Guerrero, J. A. Peña, María Oliva Rodríguez Ariza

    pág. 28

    

  • Making Complex Radiocarbon Calibration Software More Accessible: a New Approach?

    C. E. Buck, Andrés J. Christen

    pág. 29

    

  • ImageFinder Cultura: An Image Database System for Classical Archaeology

    B. Kopf

    pág. 30

    

  • Databases - Research Tools ans Communication Aids

    H. D. Bades

    pág. 31

    

  • Equus Data Management System (SGDE): a Research Tool for the Study of the Horse in the Iberian Iron Age

    Fernando Quesada Sanz, M. Gabaldón, P. P. Herrero

    pág. 32

    

  • Archiving Archaeological Data

    Harrison Eiteljorg II

    pág. 33

    

  • Digital Danish Archaeology. Gods and Graves - an Internet Publication on the Bronze Age

    H. J. Hansen

    pág. 34

    

  • Museums On-line: Access to Museum Information

    David Dawson

    pág. 35

    

  • The Role of Data Standars in Digital Access and Interchange

    G. Quine

    pág. 36

    

  • The Importance of Metadata to Archaeology: One View from within the Archaeology Data Service

    P. Miller

    pág. 37

    

  • Digital Preservation in Archaeology

    A. Wise, J. Richards

    pág. 38

    

  • The Use of Ground-Penetrating Radar on Small Prehistoric Sites in the Upper Midwestern United States

    C. A. Dobbs, D. L. Maki, D. M. Forsberg

    pág. 39

    

  • GRP Surveys in Three Estonian Medieval Towns

    R. Vissak

    pág. 40

    

  • The Application of Geophysical Techniques at Wroxeter, Roman City

    C. F. Gaffney, P. K. Linford

    pág. 41

    

  • GPR Analysis and Modeling with GIS Applications, Empúries, Spain

    M. S. Watters

    pág. 42

    

  • Digital Mapping and remote Sensing at Merv (Digital Data Integration in a Field Context)

    G. L. Barrat, Stephen G. Bullas, S. Doyle

    pág. 43

    

  • Mud and Old Bullets: Geophysical and Behavioural Anomalies in Adverse environmental and Climatic Conditions. A case study in the Use of Stratifies Systematic Unaligned Sampling at Merv, Türkmenistan

    Stephen G. Bullas

    pág. 44

    

  • Archaeological Prospection with GPR Approaches: Case Studies in Xian and Shangqiu, China

    L. Gao

    pág. 45

    

  • Remote Sensing into the Study of Ancient Beiting City in North-Western China

    J. Liu

    pág. 46

    

  • A PC-Based System for Computer Assisted Archaeological Interpretation of Aerial Photographs

    S. Redfem

    pág. 47

    

  • The Homer Project

    Phil Perkins

    pág. 48

    

  • The Virtual Museum- who needs it?

    S. Gordon

    pág. 49

    

  • CIMEC - A Web Site for Romanian Archaeology: Dissemination by Integration

    I. Oberlander-Tarnovenu

    pág. 50

    

  • Digging the Web: German Archaeology on the Internet

    A. Brunn

    pág. 51

    

  • EARP - European Archaeological Research Projects. Fieldwork Opportunities Database on the Internet

    Nuccia Negroni Catacchio, Monica Miari, B. Setti, G. Meloni, R. Ferrari, E. Groppo

    pág. 52

    

  • Understanding Englands Landscapes: An Aerial Survey Approach To A National Mapping Programme For England

    Robert Bewley

    pág. 53

    

  • The Use of Global Positioning System Technology to Record and Interpret Archaeological Sites and Landscapes

    H. Riley

    pág. 54

    

  • Any time, Any Place, Anywhere

    C. Watkins

    pág. 55

    

  • Provided Access to the National Monuments Record of Scotland

    K. F. Byrne

    pág. 56

    

  • New Developments at the RCAHMW

    L. P. Nikolic

    pág. 57

    

  • Reaching the World

    R. J. Taylor

    pág. 58

    

  • Making History: Copyright and Rights Management

    N. Beagrie

    pág. 59

    

  • Have we Failed to Provide a Strategic Vision for Information Systems in Archaeology?

    N.D Clubb

    pág. 60

    

  • Public Heritage in an Age of Decline

    N. Lang

    pág. 61

    

  • Ordnance Survey and the Depiction of Antiquities on Maps: Past, Present and Future. The Current and Future Role of the Royal Commissions as Suppliers of Heritage Data to Ordnance Survey

    D. Murray

    pág. 62

    

  • Electronic Commerce and Geomarketing

    A. A. Wild

    pág. 63

    

  • Engaging Place: a Framework for the Integration and Realisation of Virtual-Reality Approaches in Archaeology

    M. Gillings

    pág. 64

    

  • From the Ground Up: Visualising Ligurian Archaeological Sites

    M. McCullagh, R. Maggi, M. Pearce, J. Ratcliffe

    pág. 65

    

  • Using visualization in the Archaeological Excavations of a Pre-Inca Temple in Peru

    A. D. Kalvin, A. Remy, L. J. Castillo, K. Morla, E. Nolazco, J. Prado, V. Fernández, R. Franco, G. Wiese

    pág. 66

    

  • Presenting Archaeological Information with Java Applets

    R. M. Yorston

    pág. 67

    

  • Virtual Stonehenge: a Fall from Disgrace

    N. R. Burton, M. E. Hitchen, P. G. Bryan

    pág. 68

    

  • Visualising Danebury: Modelled Approaches to Spatial Theory

    G. P. Earl

    pág. 69

    

  • Virtual Worlds for Archaeological Research and Education

    D. H. Sanders

    pág. 70

    

  • PAROS. Close Range Photogrammetry and Architectural Models

    M. Florenzano, Jean-Yves Blaise, Pierre Drap

    pág. 71

    

  • "Data-in" or "Lets Try it with the Horse in Front" 3D modelling Automated but put in its Place

    S. Nickerson

    pág. 72

    

  • VisTA: An Interactive Visualization Tool for Archaeological Data

    R. Kadobayashi, E. Neeter, K. Mase, R. Nakatsu

    pág. 73

    

  • VRML, Virtual Reality and Visualisation: The best tool for the job?

    G. T. Goodrick

    pág. 74

    

  • Enhanced Reality Fieldwork: the Context Aware Archaeological Assistant

    N. Ryan, J. Pascoe, D. Morse

    pág. 75

    

  • Mobile Computing for Real Time Support in Archaeological Excavations

    Massimo Ancona, Gabriella Dodero, Vittoria Gianuzzi, C. Fierro, V. Tiné, Antonella Traverso

    pág. 76

    

  • Theoretical Foundations and enabling Technologies for Cultural Resources Management Systems

    César González Pérez

    pág. 77

    

  • IT-based Documentation of Large Scale Excavations - Drengsted: A Case Study

    L. C. Norbach

    pág. 78

    

  • A GIS and Hypertext-based System for Excavation Documentation

    M. Dekoli, Th. Hadzilacos

    pág. 79

    

  • Quantifying shape: African Red Slip Ware and eating habits

    P. Durham, J. J. Hawthorne

    pág. 80

    

  • A Computerized Data Base for Lithic Use-Wear Analysis

    E. S. Lohse, D. Sammons

    pág. 81

    

  • The Effect of Computerisation on Pottery Recording

    P. D. Rauxloh, Robin P. Symonds

    pág. 82

    

  • Computer usage in post-excavation: what do we really, really, really want?

    C. J. Evans

    pág. 83