Proceeding of the 27th CAA, held at Dublin, Ireland, in April 1999

Edited by Fennema, K & Kamermans, H

Published by CAA, Leiden, The Netherlands, 2004.

Contents

Preface
Hans Kamermans and Kelly Fennema

Database Applications

PETRA 3.0 and the Crusader border. New features of the PETRA archaeological DBMS
Franco Nuccolucci and Marco Crescioli

GIS Applications

Describing the Geographical Background of the Archaeological Sites Presented as Point Features. An Analysis of the Effect of Different Spatial Resolutions and Different Software on Interpretations   
Ulla Rajala

Moving through a vision: thoughts on contextual GIS
Leigh Symonds

Internet Applications

A Theory of Archaeological Knowledge Building by Using the Internet
Igor Bogdanovic, Oriol Vicente and Juan Barceló

The RGZM web databases. Java implementations on cultural heritage websites
Allard Mees

Management and Organisation

Deconstructing the Product into Theory
Cesar A. González-Perez

Digital Archaeological Resources at the University of Bergen: An Efficient Tool in Research and Heritage Management?
Asbjørn Engevik jr, Jon Holmen, Sonja Innselset and Jarle Stabell

Statistics and Quatitative Methods

Clustering with KDEs: Art Historical and Archaeological Applications
C.C. Beardah, S. Porcinai and M.J. Baxter

Partially Preserved Colonnades in Greek Architecture: the Probability of Matching Column Drums
Seppo Mustonen and Jari Pakkanen

Adaptive Sampling in Real Life: Large Objects and Stopping Rules
Clive Orton

Image Quantification in Use-wear Analysis
Jordi Pijoan-López, Juan A. Barceló, Ivan Briz, Assumpció Vila and Raquel Piqué

Surveying and Mapping

Paradox or panacea? – archaeological field trials with the GEM^®-300 Multi Frequency Electromagnetic Profiler
Stephen Bullas, Glynn Barratt and Roberto Grassi

Multimedia Technology in Cartography as a tool for Archaeology
Mercedes Farjas and Research Team LAR

An Integrated Approach to Archaeological Survey Design, Methodology and Data Management
Joe Fenwick

Producing Digital Elevation Models with Radar Interferometry
Krištof Oštir, Zoran Stančič, Tomaž Podobnikar and Tatjana Veljanovski

Digital Wide-Area Survey from Aerial Photographs
Sam Redfern

Stone-for-Stone in Roman Corinth
David Gilman Romano and Nicholas L. Stapp

SiteMap: Innovations in Computer Based Mapping for Archaeologists
Paul C. Zimmerman, William R. Fitts and Mary-Ann Pouls Wegner

Virtual Reality, Education and Presentation

New Approach to the Process of Exploration and Interaction for Visitors to a Museum Exhibition
S.J. Fleming, W.R. Fitts and P.C. Zimmerman