CAA 1996

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Proceedings of the 24th CAA held at the Institute of Archaeology and the Al.I.Cuza University, Iasi, Romania, from 25-27th March 1996

Edited by Kris Lockyear, Tomothy J.T. Sly and Virgil Mihailescu Birliba

Published in the BAR International Series (S845) by Archaeopress, Oxford, UK, 2000.

 

CONTENTS

1	A Bayesian approach to a problem of archaeological site evaluation, 1-8
	Clive Orton

2	Experiments with Detrended Correspondence Analysis, 9-18
	Kris Lockyear

3	Vessel volume as a factor in ceramic quantification: the case of
	African Red Slip Ware, 19-24
	John Hawthorne

4	The COMPASS method for the estimation of the capacity of 
	pottery vessels, 25-28
	Eugen S. Teodor

5	Dating Stonehenge, 29-40
	C. Bronk Ramsey and A. Bayliss

6	Stonehenge -Mapping the Stones, 41-48
	Paul G. Bryan and Michael Clowes

7	Multidimensional analysis of the archaeological discoveries from 
	the multiphase Palaeolithic site at Mitoc-Malu Galben, 49-54
	Vasile Chirica and Andrei Cojocaru
	
8	The statistical analysis of ground probing radar data from 
	"radar-weak" sites, 66-62
	Jon Bradley and Mike Fletcher
	
9	An Application of Neural Networks to Use-Wear Analysis.
	Some Preliminary Results, 63-70
	J. A. Barceló, A. Vila and J. Gibaja
	
10 	ArchWEB: a web site for Dutch archaeologists, 71-80
	M. Wansleeben and M. H. van den Dries
	
11 	GIS and visualising the palaeoenvironment, 81-90
	N. R. Burton and C. A. Shell
	
12 	GIS and Early Aland: Spatial analysis in an archipelago of 
	south-western Finland, 91-100
	Patrick Daly, Michael Frachetti and Jari Okkonen
	
13 	An exploratory GIS approach to Andalusian Archaeological 
	Heritage Records, 101-116
	F. Amores, L. Garcia, V. Hurtado, H. Márquez and C. Rodriguez-Bobada
	
14 	Looking at intra-site GIS, 117-122
	Jeremy Huggett
	
15	Spatial technology and archaeological theory revisited, 123-132
	David Wheatley

16	A GIS investigation of site location and landscape relationships in the
	Albegna Valley, Tuscany, 133-140
	Philip Perkins

17 	Building theory into GIs-based landscape analysis, 141-148
	Alicia L. Wise

18 	Computer Networks in Higher Education. A Case Study: 
	Staffordshire University, 149-156
	Paul D. Bossons and D. E. Ord

19 	Retrospect on 1970: Looking back on the developments of computing archaeology in 
	Romania since the Mamaia Conference, 157-168
	John Wilcock and Silviu Sanie

20 	Abstracts, 169-182