Title: Computer applications and quantitative methods in archaeology 1993: 598 (British Archaeological Reports International Series)
Publisher: British Archaeological Reports
Publication Date: 1995
Language: English
ISBN 10: 0860547744
ISBN 13: 9780860547747
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: New

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This volume contains forty papers from the CAA93 conference held at Staffordshire University in April 1993. As always the contributions reflect the most recent research in computer applications in archaeology, and fall under 8 broad headings: Image processing; Prospection and survey techniques; Strategic planningissues; Excavation recording and analysis; Spatial analysis and area studies; Statistics and trace element analysis; Computer aided learning in archaeology; Recording techniques for the conservation and preservation of standing buildings.

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John Wilcock and Kris Lockyear with Alexandra Bayliss, Ben Booth, Jim Doran, Hans Kamermans, N. Linford, Gary Lock, Clive Orton, Mark Pollard, Sebastian Rahtz, Paul Reilly, Nick Ryan, Steve Stead, David Wheatley and Jason Wood

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