CAA 96: Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology 1996

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Front Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF TABLES 1. A Bayesian approach to a problem of archaeological site evaluation 2. Experiments with Detrended Correspondence Analysis 3. Vessel volume as a factor in ceramic quantification: the case of African Red Slip Ware 4. The COMPASS method for the estimation of the capacity of pottery vessels 5. Dating Stonehenge 6. Stonehenge -- Mapping the Stones 7. Multidimensional analysis of the archaeological discoveries from the multiphase Palaeolithic site at Mitoc-Malu Galben 8. The statistical analysis of ground probing radar data from "radar-weak" sites 9. An Application of Neural Networks to Use-Wear Analysis. Some Preliminary Results 10. ArchWEB: a web site for Dutch archaeologists 11. GIS and visualising the palaeoenvironment 12. GIS and Early Åland: Spatial analysis in an archipelago of south-western Finland 13. An exploratory GIS approach to Andalusian Archaeological Heritage Records 14. Looking at intra-site GIS 15. Spatial technology and archaeological theory revisited 16. A GIS investigation of site location and landscape relationships in the Albegna Valley, Tuscany 17. Building theory into GIS-based landscape analysis 18. Computer Networks in Higher Education. A Case Study: Staffordshire University 19. Retrospect on 1970: Looking back on the developments of computing archaeology in România since the Mamaia Conference 20. Abstracts