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| Proceedings of the 28th CAA conference held at Visby, Gotland, Sweden,25-29 April 2001Edited by Göran BurenhultPublished in the BAR International Series 1016, Archaeopress, Oxford, UK, 2002. CONTENTSPrefacePapers
in the GIS category
Extracting “Natural Pathways” from a Digital
Elevation Model. Applications to Landscape Archaeological Studies. 2000 Years of Town Planning in Vienna A 5000-Years History of Settlement and Irrigation in
the Murghab Delta (Turkmenistan). An Attempt of Reconstruction of Ancient
Deltaic System Building, building on the wall. A reflection of actual
building dimensions? Historic landscape assessment: The East of England
Experience. GIS approach to Iberian iron age landscape in
central—south Valencia region (Spain). Developing an Information System for Archaeological
Sites and Monuments – Data Model and Construction. Using viewsheds wisely: developing sound methodologies
from spatial analyses of megalithic monuments in western Scotland. Reconstructing the seascape at the mouth of the Oder.
Elaboration of a DBM-model based on 1912-soundings. The TimeMap Kiosk: Delivering Historical Images in a
Spatio—Temporal Context. The answer is blowin’ in the wind. Research desires
and data possibilities. A hundred years of lake contour fluctuation in the
Hamun-i Helmand: A GIS based system for the study and the recovery of
archaeological information in the iranian Sistan ( 1899—1999). From Stratigraphic Unit to the mouse: a GIS based
system for the excavation of historical complex. The case study of Pompeii. Statistical analysis of the distribution of modern
primates: a comparative approach to the spatial analysis of the Palaeolithic. The Creation and Potential Applications of a
3-Dimensional CIS for the Early Hominid Site of Swartkrans, South Africa. GIS contribution to urban history and to the
reconstruction of ancient landscape. GIS Modeling of the Minoan Peak Sanctuaries of East
Crete. Modeling Archaeological and Historical Cognitive
Landscapes in the Greater Yellowstone Region (Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, USA)
Using Geographic Information Systems. GIS and Space Analysis in the study of the Hospitallers’
fortifications in the Dodecanese. Papers
in the Virtual Archaeology category
Reconstructions of the Excavations of Two Iron Age
Chariot Burials from Belgium. Applying Virtual Reality to Old Excavation Data. 3D standards for scientific communication. Acoustic reconstruction of music performance spaces
using three-dimentional digital waveguide mesh models. A virtual
journey through a Roman settlement. Aloria. Topometrical measurements in Tiryns, Greece. Report on
a co-operate project between physics and archaeology. Advances in Geometric Modeling and Feature Extraction
on Pots, Rocks and Bones for Representation and Query via the internet Papers in the Osteology categoryNeural Network Classification of Skeletal Remains. Osteology for the new millennium. 3-D CAT-scan: Anthropology, Archaeology and Virtual
Reality. The Statistics of Archaeological Deformation Processes.
An archaeozoological experiment. Papers in the Internet Applications and Cultural
Heritage Management categories
Generating Multilingual Personalized Descriptions of
Museum Exhibits - The M-PIRO Project. Joined up writing: an Internet portal for research into
the Historic Environment. The Archaeological Map of Egypt (Archaeological
Heritage Resource Management System). Geographic Information Systems and Archaeology: the
case of ancient Nora (Pula-Cagliari). XML Encoding of Archaeological Unstructured Data. Cultural landscape, computers and characterisation:
GIS-based Historic Landscape Characterisation as a tool for archaeological
resource management in England. Corinth Computer Project: Internet Education. Desktop - Photogrammetry and its Link to Web
Publishing. A Web-based Digital Archaeological Map of Lasithi, E.
Crete. The Archaeologist Files: An approach to the digital
contextualization of archaeological finds in user adaptive information systems. Papers in the Survey and Mapping, Archaeometry, GPS and CAD categoriesNew Tools for Understanding Plains Indian Sites in
Grasslands National Park, Canada. Archaeological Survey as Optimal Search. Archaeological spatial modeling. A case study from
Beagle Channel (Argentina). Views on ,,castrum cuscin”. Archeology and
archaeometry under water. A PC-based stereoscopic measurement system for the
generation of digital object models. Infra-red (Reflectance) Spectroscopy of Ceramics from
Tell Halawa, Syria. Detailed Topography and Surface Survey. W/ltat is the
point? Tanagra City Survey 2000. The application of high-resolution satellite imagery
for the detection of ancient Educating the Digital Fieldwork Assistant. From Field Books to Powerbook. Computer Applications
and the Promontory Palace of Herod the Great. Errors & Inaccuracies in Repositioning of
Archaeological Sites. Three-dimensional excavation plans and 3D Studio Max.
Experiences from the excavations of the medieval town of Naantali, Finland. Handling digital 3-D record of archaeological
excavation data. Papers in the Database Applications and Statistics and Quantitative Methods categoriesApproaches to petrographic data analysis using S-Plus. Developing an information system for archaeological
sites and monuments - administration and maintenance model. How can a database full of Bugs help reconstruct the
climate? Pattern recognition applied to Rock Art. Creating of a database for prehistoric sites: which are
the goals, the strategy and what means to put in place? The Computer Catalogue of the Kunstkammer Museum
Collections and perspectives of an Internet-shared Anthropological Database. Reclaiming Old Data: The Wasden Site Research Project. The Archaeology-Palaeobotany-Palynology Database on the
Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and early Neolithic sites of the Former USSR Area. Never under-estimate the power of a model. Deriving ancient foot units from building dimensions: a
statistical approach employing cosine quantogram analysis. A Genetic Algorithm problem solver for Archaeology. Visualising the Neolithic transition in Europe. Archaeological databases: what are they and what do
they mean? The Use of Permutations to Explain the Hackness Cross
Tree Rune Inscription. The computer as a tool in a dialectical approach to
data processing. Papers in the Posters and Workshops categoriesPresentation of a Database for funerary Analysis and
Proposals for its Increments and Developments. A GIS Application for the study on water supply and
draining system in the ancient capital cities in Japan. Bjäre and Bowland: Computer Applications in European
Pathways to Cultural Landscapes, a Culture 2000 programme. Ancient Mantineia’s Defence Network Reconsidered
Through a GIS Approach. Laser Scanning and Digital Close Range Photogrammetry
for Capturing 3-d Archaeological Objects: a Comparison of Quality and
Practicality. CAA 2001 Abstracts on CDAbstracts in the Virtual Reality and Digital Image
Processing categories. Abstracts in the Osteology category Abstracts in the Internet Applications and Cultural
Heritage Management categories. Abstracts in the Survey and Mapping, Archaeometry, GPS
and CAD categories. Abstracts in the Database Applications and Statistics
and Quantitative Methods categories. Abstracts to workshops. Abstracts to posters. |
