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Geographical Information Systems
W. F. Beex
: The use and abuse of DTM’s and DEM’s
A. Bevan
: A Digital Mediterranean Countryside. GIS approaches to the structure of the post-medieval landscape of Kythera (Greece)
M. Cattani/ A. Fiorini/ B. Rondelli
: “Computer applications for a reconstruction of archaeological stratigraphy as a predictive model in urban and territorial contexts”
D. Constantinidis
: The Interconnectivity of Cultural Sites
L. M. Cornish
: The Application of GIS in Analysing Human Threats to Shipwrecks. Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, Australia
R. Ebersbach/ C. Schade
: Modeling the intensity of early neolithic land use with the help of GIS - an example from the „Mörlener Bucht“, Wetterau, Hesse, Germany
E. Farinetti/K. Sbonias
: Fields of wheat back to the land. A GIS environment for the study of medieval village history in central Greece
Th. Frank/ K.P. Wendt
: Up & Down. Scaling archaeological data provided by GIS based procedures: Up-scaling areas of economic interest in the Neolithic – a comparative case study from the Rhineland and the Wetterau/Germany
R. Gietl/M. Kronberger/M. Mosser
: Site Reconstruction of Ancient Vindobona
G. Higginbottom/ A. Smith/ R. Clay
: Being There: viewing time and distance across space
D. Van Hove
: Time and experience: taskscapes within GIS
G. Indruszewski
: GIS-analysis in the reconstruction of an early medieval landscape. The Upper Lusatian case-study
P. Jablonka
: Reconstructing Sites and Archives. Information and Presentation Systems at Troy
M. Katsianis
: Stratigraphic Reconstruction of Multi-period Sites Using GIS: The Case of Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Knossos
M. van Leusen
: The Background CVI, a tool for landscape classification?
Kl. Löcker/ W. Neubauer/ M. Doneus
: The prehistoric fortified settlement “Burg” near Schwarzenbach/Austria - The implementation of a new documentation method for stratigraphic excavations
C. Longhi, C. Mangani
: GIS spatial analisis in the etruscan trading centre of Bagnolo S.Vito (Mantova, Italy)
J. Machacek
: The GIS Project POHAN - the digital catalogue and intra site analysis powered by GIS
St.Merlo
: The "contemporary mind". 3D GIS as a challenge in excavation practice
B. Mušic, B. Slapšak, E. Farinetti
: Ancient Tanagra (Grimadha): geophysics, DEM, modelling, statistics and classification for understanding of urban plan and on-site activity areas
L. Nuninger
:Questions of protohistoric territorial heritage through the settlement systems during the Iron Age : a case study of the eastern Languedoc (France)
G. Pizziolo/ M. De Silva
: GIS analysis of historical cadastral maps as a contribution in landscape archaeology
T. Podobnikar/J. Dular/S. Tecco Hvala
: An approach to the ancient roads study: The case study of the region Dolenjska (Slovenia) in Iron Age
St. Rossi/ R.Maggi
: Managing different scales in intra site and micro regional analyses using GIS
A. El-Shazly
: A Study on the Cognitive Structure of the Historical European Quarter in Cairo
S. Soetens/ A. Sarris/ K. Vansteenhuyse
: Models for the Minoan peak sanctuary landscape
K. Sorensen/ J. B. Glover/ S. L. Fedick
: A Volumetric Assessment of Ancient Maya Architecture: A GIS Approach to Settlement Patterns
T. Tsonev/ E. Montagnari Kokelj/ Ch. Piano
: Efficiency of Chipped-Stone Techniques: An Analytical Model based on GIS data
Hiro-omi Tsumura
: Geostatistical approach to the topology of the prehistoric settlement system. A case study in Musashino upland, Tokyo, Japan
K. Vansteenhuyse/ St. Soetens
: Defining Territories for the Minoan ‘palaces’ and GIS
A. A. Velho
: EuroPreArt WebGIS: Memories looking into the future
G. Verhoeven/ F. Vermeulen/ M. De Dapper/ B. De Vliegher
: The Potenza Valley survey: Towards an explanation of the settlement patterns through the combined use of GIS and different survey techniques
K. P. Wendt/ Th. Frank
: Up & Down. Scaling archaeological data provided by GIS based procedures: Down-scaling archaeological data to the level of natural landscape units in Germany - a comparative case study from the Rhineland and the Wetterau/Germany
T. G. Whitley
: Causality and Cross-Purposes in Archaeological Predictive Modeling
A.Wilson
: GIS and the analysis of historical maps: The Sydney TimeMap Project
A. Zeeb-Lanz, Germany
: Effective - easy to use - economical: PGIS, the database for archaeological monuments in Speyer (Pfalz), Germany
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