A new Technique for Recording Archaeological Excavations: Research 
Progress Report
Geoffrey John Avern 3-8

Integrated Use DGPS and the Total Station for the Survey of Archaeological 
Sites: The Case of Colle Breccioso
Francesca Colosi, Roberto Gabnelli and Dano Rose 9-12

Computerised Techniques for Field Data Acquisition
Enrico Reali and Tommaso Zoppi 13-18

Understanding and Using Archaeological Topographic Surveys 
- The "Error Conspiracy"
Henry Chapman 19-24

3D Visual Information and GIS Technologies for Documentation of 
Paintings in the M Sepulcher in the Vatican Necropolis
Maurizio Forte, Stefano Tilia, Angela Bizzarro and Alessandro Tilia 25-32

Past, Present, and Future of Quantitative Methods in United States Archaeology
George L. Cowgill 35-40

Artefact Analysis
Francois Djindjian 41-52

Grouping Ceramic Compositional Data: An S- Plus Implementation
Christian C. Beardah and Mike J. Baxter 53-60

Why the Application of a Gaussian Curve and Seriation Programs can be 
Detrimental
Andrej Pleterski 61-62

Quantities, Possibilities and Probabilities: Some Experiences from the 
Research of the Roman Age in Slovenia
Iva Mikl Curk 63-68

Image Quantification as Archaeological Description
JuanA. Barceló, Jordi Pijoan and Oriol Vicente 69-78

The SHAPE Lab: New Technology and Software for Archaeologists
Frederic F. Leymarie, David B. Cooper, Martha Sharp Joukowsky, 
Benjamin B. Kimia, David H. Laidlaw, David Mumford and Eileen L. Vote 79-90

An Experimental Method for the Analysis of Attributes of Flint 
Artefacts Using Image Processing
Sorin Hermon, Marco Petrone and Luigi Calori 91-98

Transforming Diversity into Uniformity -Experiments with 
Meta-structures for Database Recording
Torsten Madsen 101-106

Archaeological Applications of Fuzzy Databases
Franco Niccolucci, Andrea D'Andrea and Marco Crescioli 107-116

A Metastructure for Thesauri in Archaeology
Martin Doerr and Demetrios Kalomoirakis 117-126

SMR in New Clothes: The Danish National Record of Sites and Monuments 
on the Verge of a New Era
Lars Bagge Nielsen, Henrik Jarl Hansen and Claus Dam 127-132

National Registries of Sites and Monuments in Norway -Developing 
GIS-based Databases
Evy Berg 133-138

A GIS Driven Regional Database of Archaeological Resources for 
Research and CRM in Casco Bay, Maine
Matthew Bampton and Rosemary Mosher 139-142

Using a Relational Database Management System for the Recording of 
Ancient Settlements and Sites in the Vrachneika Territory in
Western Greece
Vangelis G. Tsakirakis 143-148

Vienna Archaeological GIS (VAGIS): A Short Outline of a New System for the 
Stadtarchäologie Wien
Wolfgang Bomer 149-152

NARS -Nabunken Aerial Photograph Retrieval System - A Way to the GIS
Susumu Morimoto 153-156

Formalizing Fact and Fiction in Four Dimensions: A Relational Description 
of Temporal Structures in Settlements
Mads Kähler Holst 159-164

Introspective Sitescaping with GIS
Dora Constantinidis 165-172

A GIS Solution for Excavations: Experience of the Siena University LIAAM
Vittorio Fronza, Alessandra Nardini, Federico Salzotti and 
Marco Valenti 173-178

Data Integration and Intra Site Spatial Analysis of the Castellaro del Vho
Manio Pessina 179-184

Ancient Roads and Fields in Northwestern Gaul- A GIS-Based Analysis
Frank Vermeulen, MarcAntrop, Beatrijs Hageman and Torsten Wiedemann 187-196

An "Integrated Space" Approach for the Interpretation of a 
Medieval Stronghold in Middle Pomerania, Poland
Rafal Zaplata and André P. Tschan 197-204

Interpreting Field Survey Results in the Light of Historic Relief 
Change: The Fogliano Beach Ridges (South Lazio, Italy)
Hendrik Feiken and Martijn van Leusen 205-210

Understanding the Neolithic Landscape of the Carnac Region: A GIS Approach
Corinne Roughley 211-218

The Hidden Reserve: Predictive Modelling of Buried Archaeological Sites 
in the Tricastin- Valdaine Region (Middle Rhone Valley, France)
Philip Verhagen and Jean-Francois Berger 2l9-232

Archaeological Predictive Modelling for Highway Construction Planning
Zoran Stancic, Tatjana Veljanovski, Kristof Ostir and Tomaz Podobnikar 233-238

The Aksum Project (Ethiopia): GIS, Remote Sensing Applications 
and Virtual Reality
Maurizio Forte, Kathryn A. Bard, Rodolfo Fattovich, Monica Foccillo, 
Andrea Manzo and Cinzia Perlingeri 241-252

Archaeological Data Spaces: Spatial Aggregation and Large-Scale 
Knowledge Environments 
Cornelius Steckner 259-262

Setting Demographic Limits: The North American Case
Dean R. Snow 259-262

Counting the Uncountable: A Quantitative Approach to the Religious 
Differences between the Roman Towns of Emona and Poetovio
Bemarda Zupanek and Dimitrij Mlekuz 263-268

Design and Performance of the Varatioscope
John W.M. Peterson 269-272

Complexity in Action: "The Emergence of Agro-pastoral Societies"
Alexandra Agueda de Figueiredo Leite Velho and Goncalo Cardoso 
Leite Velho 273-278

Setting up a "Human Calibrated" Anisotropic Cost Surface for 
Archaeological Landscape Investigation
Michele De Silva and Giovanna Pizziolo 279-286

A Digital Future for our Excavated Past
Tony Austin, Damian Robinson and Keith Westcott 289-298

Virtual 3D Reconstruction of the Kiafar Site, North Caucasus, Russia
Mikhail Zhukovsky 297-302

Indexing and Retrieving Archaeological Resources on the Internet - A prototype 
Multilingual Thesaurus Application
Martijn van Leusen 303-312

ARCHAVE: A Virtual Environment for Archaeological Research
Eileen L. Vote, Daniel Acevedo, David Laidlaw and Martha Sharp Joukowsky 313-316

Web Access to an Archaeological GIS
Andrea D'Andrea, Franco Niccolucci and Marco Crescioli 317-322

Archterra: Extending the European Archaeology Web over 
Bulgaria, Romania and Poland
Martijn van Leusen and Andrzej Prinke 323-326

"Observing the Game": What can Access Statistics Really Tell Us?
William Kilbride and Judith Winters 339-346

Publishing on the Internet: The Internet as an Academic Information Source
Henriette Günther Soerensen and Kaj Fredsgaard Rasmussen 347-350

Questions Raised by Electronic Publication in Archaeology
Jo Clarke 351-356

In Patrimonium: A Data Model for Museum and Cultural Heritage Information
Femando Cabral and Mário Brito 357-362

Can Schoolchildren Digitise Their History?
Helene Simoni and Kostas Papagiannopoulos 363-368