Geographical Information Systems and Landscape ArchaeologyMark Gillings, Jan van Dalen, D. J. Mattingly Oxbow Books, 1999 - 137 pages This monograph focuses on the use of GIS modelling as applied to the collection and interpretation of data relating to the archaeology of the Mediterranean landscape. |
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... Early Hellenistic ( AEH ) , Late Hellenistic to Early Roman ( LH - ER ) and Late Roman ( LR ) sherds in the site VM 21 . Fig . 5.11 . Distribution of the Middle to Late Byzantine ( M - L Byz ) , Frankish ( F ) , Late Turkish to Early ...
... Early Hellenistic ( AEH ) , Late Hellenistic to Early Roman ( LH - ER ) and Late Roman ( LR ) sherds in the site VM 21 . Fig . 5.11 . Distribution of the Middle to Late Byzantine ( M - L Byz ) , Frankish ( F ) , Late Turkish to Early ...
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... early Rome and Lazio would revolve in the early modern period , namely the incompatibility between the physical characteristics of the mapped landscape and the topographical information provided by the ancient writers on the classical ...
... early Rome and Lazio would revolve in the early modern period , namely the incompatibility between the physical characteristics of the mapped landscape and the topographical information provided by the ancient writers on the classical ...
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... early Turkish periods ( LFET ) . Looking at the spatial distribution of the sherds on the surface enables us to break this information down and make more informed decisions as to the basic character of the site . From the distribution ...
... early Turkish periods ( LFET ) . Looking at the spatial distribution of the sherds on the surface enables us to break this information down and make more informed decisions as to the basic character of the site . From the distribution ...
Contents
GIS AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL THEORY | 13 |
THEORY AND METHOD | 35 |
The Sangro Valley Project | 55 |
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