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Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology 1993

John Wilcock and Kris Lockyear
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  • Contents

  • Front Cover
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Preface
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  • 1. A management consultant's view of the present state of CAA, and some thoughts on its possible future
  • 2. The CAA93 image processing competition
  • 3. The Dresden Frauenkirche — rebuilding the past
  • 4. Artefact matching and retrieval using the Generalised Hough Transform
  • 5. Complex measurements made easy: morphometric analysis of artefacts using Expert Vision Systems
  • 6. Remote sensing in underwater archaeology: simulation of side scan sonar images using ray tracing techniques
  • 7. Simulation of Ground Penetration Radar
  • 8. Some techniques for cost-effective three-dimensional mapping of underwater sites
  • 9. A simulation of anomalies to aid the interpretation of magnetic data
  • Strategic Planning Issues: Preface
  • 10. Information systems strategies in national organisations and the identification, legal protection and management of the most important sites in England
  • 11. Recording and managing the national heritage
  • 12. The management of archaeological information — a strategy
  • 13. Computers and the evolution of archaeological organisations
  • 14. Developing an information systems strategy for the National Museum of Science & Industry
  • 15. From Excavation drawing to archaeological playground: CAD applications for excavations
  • 16. Combining stratigraphic information and finds
  • 17. A different perspective: spatial analysis of Hazendonk unit C by layer reconstruction based dimension reduction
  • 18. Who will make the drawings?
  • 19. Using a three-dimensional digitiser and CAD software to record and reconstruct a Bronze Age fissure burial
  • Spatial analysis and area studies in archaeology: Preface
  • 20. A computerised register of pre-Hispanic architecture
  • 21. The York archaeological assessment: computer modelling of urban deposits in the City of York
  • 22. A GIS study of potential traces of a Roman cadastre and soil types in Romney Marsh
  • 23. A GIS-based analysis of Later Prehistoric settlement patterns in Dolenjska, Slovenia
  • 24. Back-propagation algorithms to compute similarity relationships among archaeological artefacts
  • 25. Finds from the fortress: artefacts, buildings and correspondence analysis
  • 26. Numerical techniques for burial analysis
  • 27. Analysis of multidimensional matrices for archaeological data
  • 28. Glassmaking at Geoy Tepe (Azerbaijan) during the early 2nd millennium BC: a study of blue colourants using PIXE spectrometry
  • 29. Clay resources at early Chinese kiln sites: The search for a reliable INAA fingerprint
  • 30. Archaeological geophysics for mere mortals: the use of GEOSPAN© in archaeological training and site assessment
  • 31. The development of a CAL multimedia tutorial system for archaeology undergraduate teaching
  • 32. A computer-based tutorial workbench
  • 33. Deus ex machina: studying archaeology by computer
  • Recording techniques for the conservation and presentation of standing buildings: Preface
  • 34. AutoCAD 'The Beast of Bolsover' (a sequel to 'Into Battle with AutoCAD')
  • 35. Survey data enhancement and interpretive works for the recording and conservation of Pendragon Castle
  • 36. A methodology for recording pre-Hispanic mural paintings
  • 37. Personal computer-based three-dimensional reconstruction modelling of standing buildings
  • 38. Architectural history and computing: developing a new discipline
  • 39. GIS principles applied to an English country house: the Brodsworth Hall project
  • 40. Postscript: memorable moments from the annals of CAA
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Published: 1995
Publisher: BAR Publishing
ISBN(s)
  • 9780860547747 (paperback)
  • 9781407349008 (ebook)
BAR Number: S598
Subject
  • Archaeology
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