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Interfacing the Past: Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology CAA95: Analecta Praehistorica Leidensia 28.II

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Editores: Leiden University Press
Año de publicación: 1996
País: España
Idioma: español
ISBN: 90-73368-10-3
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- IDEA- the Integrated Database for Excavation Analysis
  J. Andresen, T. Madsen
  págs. 3-14
- The Other Computer Interface
  P. Hinge
  págs. 15-20
- Conceptual Data Modelling for Prehistoric Excavation Documentation
  P.M Stoumbou
  págs. 21-30
- Handling Excavation Maps in SYSAND
  Andrea Maggiolo-Schettini
  págs. 31-36
- An Integrated Information System for Archaeological Evidence, pages
  S. Stoddart, Douglas A. Chalmers
  págs. 37-42
- The National Documentation Project of Norway - the Archaeological sub-project
  J. Holmen, E. Uleberg
  págs. 43-46
- Statistical view of the Archaeological Sites Databases
  I. Oberlander-Thoveanu
  págs. 47-50
- A Strategic Appraisal of Information Systems for Archaeology and Architecture in England - Past, Present and Future
  N.A.R Lang, N.D Clubb
  págs. 51-72
- Learning from the achievements of Information Systems - the role of the Post- Implementation Review in medium to large scale systems
  N.A.R Lang, N.D Clubb
  págs. 73-80
- Excavations and Archives: Alternative Aspects of Cultural Resource Management
  págs. 81-86
- The MARS Project - an interface with England's past
  Philip M. H. Bell, GAYLE N. KING
  págs. 87-94
- Detecting Unusual Multivariate Data: An Archaeometric Example
  H. E. M. Cool, M. J. Baxter
  págs. 95-102
- Extraction and visualisation of information from ground penetrating radar surveys
  John M. Fletcher
  págs. 103-110
- Restoration of magnetometry data using inverse-data methods
  G.T Allum
  págs. 111-120
- Collection, visualization and simulation of magnetic prospection data
  W. Neubauer, A. Eder-Hinterleitner
  págs. 121-130
- Reconstruction of archaeological structures using magnetic prospection
  A. Eder-Hinterleitner, W. Neubauer
  págs. 131-138
- An image processing technique for the suppression of traces of modem agricultural activity in aerial photographs
  P. Perkins
  págs. 139-145
- Markov models for museums
  C. Orton
  págs. 149-154
- Heuristic classification and fuzzy sets. New tools for archaeological typologies
  Juan Antonio Barceló Álvarez
  págs. 155-164
- Dmax based cluster analysis and the supply of coinage to Iron Age Dacia
  K. Lockyear
  págs. 168-175
- MATLAB Routines for Kernel Density Estimation and the Graphical Representation of Archaeological Data
  C. C. Beardah, M. J. Baxter
  págs. 179-184
- A computer model of Roman landscape in South Limburg
  J.W.M Peterson
  págs. 185-194
- Time versus Ritual - Typological Structures and Mortuary Practices in Late Bronze/Early Iron Age Cemeteries of North-East Caucasia ('Koban Culture')
  Sabine Reinhold
  págs. 195-202
- Predicting the ritual? A suggested solution in archaeological forecasting through qualitative response models
  Juana María Rodríguez López, L. Sanjuán
  págs. 203-216
- The use of correspondence analysis for different kinds of data categories: Domestic and ritual Globular Amphorae sites in Central Germany
  J. L. Müller
  págs. 217-222
- Simulating hunter-gatherer colonization of the Americas
  J.W. Steele
  págs. 223-228
- An Archaeofaunal Ageing Comparative Study into the Performance of Human Analysis Versus Hybrid Neural Network Analysis
  P.M Gibson
  págs. 229-234
- Image Processing Strategies for Artefact Classification
  P.A. Lewis, Stephen J. Shennan
  págs. 235-240
- A new tool for spatial analysis:'Rings and Sectors plus Density Analysis and Trace lines'
  G.R. Boekschoten
  págs. 241-250
- Estimating the age of stone artifacts using probabilities
  S. Holstrom Loving
  págs. 251-262
- Application of an object-oriented approach to the formalization of qualitative (and quantitative) data
  O. Missikoff
  págs. 263-272
- Between the lines: the role of GIS-based predictive modelling in the interpretation of extensive survey data
  Matthew D. Wheatley
  págs. 275-292
- The contribution of GIS to the study of landscape evolution in the Yorkshire Dales, UK
  R. Martlew
  págs. 293-296
- Extending GIS Methods for Regional Archaeology: the Wroxeter Hinterland Project
  V. Gaffney, P.M Van Leusen
  págs. 297-306
- Multi-dimensional GIS : exploratory approaches to spatial and temporal relationships within archaeological stratigraphy
  G.R. Lock
  págs. 307-316
- The use of GIS as a tool for modelling ecological change and human occupation in the Middle Aguas Valley (S.E. Spain)
  Ph Verhagen
  págs. 317-324
- The Romans in southwestern Spain: total conquest or partial assimilation? Can GIS answer?
  F Massagrande
  págs. 325-330
- Recent examples of geographical analysis of archaeological evidence from central Italy
  S. Stoddart
  págs. 331-336
- Satellite Imagery and GIS applications in Mediterranean Landscapes
  V. Gaffney
  págs. 337-342
- The long and winding road: land routes in Aetolia (Greece) since Byzantine times
  P. A. van Doorn
  págs. 343-352
- Application of GIS to images and their processing: the Chiribiquete Mountains Project
  Concepción Blasco
  págs. 353-360
- From Site to Landscape: multi-level GIS applications in archaeology
  Julian D. Richards
  págs. 361-362
- Intrasite Patterning and the Temporal Dimension using GIS: the example of Kellington Churchyard
  Harold Mytum
  págs. 363-368
- Digging deep:: GIS in the city
  A.P. Miller
  págs. 369-378
- Putting the site in its setting: GIS and the search for Anglo-Saxon settlements in Northumbria
  Julian D. Richards
  págs. 379-388
- Archaeological Resource Visibility and GIS: A case study in Yorkshire
  J.A Chartrand
  págs. 389-404
- A description of the display software for Stafford Castle Visitor Centre, UK
  John Wilcock
  págs. 405-418
- Pictorial, Three-dimensional Acquisition of Archaeological Finds as Basis for an Automatic Classification
  R. Sablatnig
  págs. 419-432
- Simple fun - Interactive computer demonstration program on the exhibition of the Szentgal-Tuzkoveshegy prehistoric industrial area
  K.T. Biro
  págs. 433-436
- Documentation and modelling of a Roman imperial villa in Central Italy
  Ferenc Redő
  págs. 437-442
- Archaeology, GIS and desktop virtual reality: the ARCTOS project
  A. Guidazzoli
  págs. 443-456
- Dissecting the palimpsest: an easy computer-graphic approach to the stratigraphic sequence of Tunel VII site (Tierra del Fuego, Argentina)
  M. Pérez, E. Arasa
  págs. 457-460
- Remote Sensing and GIS in the Study of Roman Centuriation in the Corinthia, Greece
  David Romano
  págs. 461-468
- An application of GIS intra-site analysis to Museum Display
  Fernando Quesada Sanz, Concepción Blasco, F. Baena
  págs. 469-478
- Teaching with objects
  S.J. Lucy
  págs. 479-486
- Teaching the Visualisation of Landscapes - Approaches in Computer based learning for Archaeologists
  Douglas A. Chalmers, S. Stoddart
  págs. 487-492
- A Tool for Multimedia Excavation Reports - a prototype
  Stephen J. Shennan, A.-C. Wolle
  págs. 493-500
- Exploring Archaeological Information through an Open Hypermedia System
  Myra Spiliopoulou
  págs. 501-510
- Toward a European Archaeological Heritage Web
  P.M Van Leusen
  págs. 511-520
- Internet archaeology: an international electronic journal for archaeology
  M. Heyworth, J. Richards
  págs. 521-528
- A Survey of the Development of Computer Applications in Romanian Archaeology
  V. Mihailescu-Birliba
  págs. 529-534
- Computer-aided publication in practice
  K. Lockyear
  págs. 535-543

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