CAA2014: 21st Century Archaeology

Concepts, methods and tools. Proceedings of the 42nd Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology

AvFrançois Giligny,F. Djindjian

Häftad, Engelska, 2015

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This volume brings together a selection of papers proposed for the Proceedings of the 42nd Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology conference (CAA), hosted at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University from 22nd to 25th April 2014. The program was divided into different themes and this structure has been maintained in the arrangement of articles in the various chapters of this book. Chapter headings include: Historiography; Field and Laboratory Data Recording; Ontologies and Standards; Internet and Archaeology; Archaeological Information Systems; GIS and Spatial Analysis; Mathematics and Statistics in Archaeology; 3D Archaeology and Virtual Archaeology; Multi-Agent Systems and Complex System Modelling.

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Utgivningsdatum:2015-03-31
Mått:210 x 297 x 40 mm
Vikt:2 603 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology: Conference Proceedings
Antal sidor:653
Förlag:Archaeopress
ISBN:9781784911003

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Foreword: Computers and Mathematics in Archaeology, Anatomy of an Ineluctable Success! (François DJINDJIAN) ; Chapter 1 Historiography ; Towards a History of Archaeological Computing: An Introduction (Paola MOSCATI) ; A Retrospective on GIS and AIS Platforms for Public Archaeology in Italy Searching Backward for Roots and Looking Onwards for new Methodological Road-Maps (Mirella SERLORENZI, Ilaria JOVINE, Giorgia LEONI, Andrea DE TOMMASI, Andrea VARAVALLO) ; Art History of the Ancient Near East and Mathematical Models. An Overview (Alessandro DI LUDOVICO and Sergio CAMIZ) ; Archaeology and Computer Applications: The Automatic Cataloging of Italian Archaeological Heritage (Alessandra CARAVALE) ; Chapter 2 Field and Laboratory Data Recording ; Practical Assessment of a Multi-Frequency Slingram EMI for Archaeological Prospection (François-Xavier SIMON, Alain TABBAGH, Apostolos SARRIS) ; Utilizing Magnetic Prospection and GIS to Examine Settlement Organization in Neolithic Southeastern Europe (Alexis NIEKAMP, Apostolos SARRIS) ; Historic Forest Change: New Approaches to Land Use Land Cover (Charlotte E. STANCIOFF, Robert G. PONTIUS Jr, Scott MADRY, Elizabeth JONES) ; Challenges and Perspectives of Woodland Archaeology Across Europe (Hauke KENZLER, Karsten LAMBERS) ; Archaeological Mapping of Large Forested Areas, Using Semi-Automatic Detection and Visual Interpretation of High-Resolution Lidar Data (Øivind Due TRIER, Lars Holger PILØ) ; Laser scanning and Automated Photogrammetry for Knowledge and Representation of the Rupestrian Architecture in Cappadocia: Sahinefendi and the Open Air Museum of Goreme (Marco CARPICECI, Carlo INGLESE) ; Advantages and Disadvantages of Digital Approach in Archaeological Fieldwork (Carlo BIANCHINI, Francesco BORGOGNI, Alfonso IPPOLITO) ; From Survey to Representation of the Model. A Documentation of Typological and Chronological Sequences of Archaeological Artefacts: Traditional and Innovative Approach (Alfonso IPPOLITO, Luca J. SENATORE, Barbara BELELLI MARCHESINI, Gabriella CEROLI) ; Archaeology in the Third and Fourth Dimensions: A Case Study of 3D Data Collection and Analysis From Prince Rupert, BC, Canada (Alyssa PARKER, Morley ELDRIDGE) ; Integrated RTI Approaches for the Study of Painted Surfaces (Eleni KOTOULA, Graeme EARL) ; Survey, Documentation and Analysis of the Archeological Architecture: the House of the Knights of Rhodes in the Forum of Augustus (Carlo BIANCHINI, Gaia Lisa TACCHI) ; Digital Research Strategies for Ancient Papyri: A Case Study on Mounted Fragments of The Derveni Papyrus (Eleni KOTOULA, Graeme EARL) ; Chapter 3. Ontologies and Standards ; Towards Linked-Data in Numismatics: How the DIANA Approach can Improve the Diachrony Integrating Heterogeneous Pieces of Data (Maria CALTABIANO, Mariangela PUGLISI, Antonio CELESTI, Grazia SALAMONE) ; Celtic Coins in Context, a New Database (Katherine GRUEL, Agnes TRICOCHE, Philippe CHARNOTET) ; Uncertainty Handling for Ancient Coinage (Karsten TOLLE, David WIGG-WOLF) ; Interoperability of the ArSol (Archives du Sol) Database Based on the CIDOC-CRM Ontology (Emeline LE GOFF, Olivier MARLET, Xavier RODIER, Stéphane CURET, Philippe HUSI) ; Find the Balance - Modelling Aspects in Archaeological Information Systems (Franz SCHWARZBACH, Felix F. SCHÄFER, Alexander SCHULZE) ; Integration of Archaeological Datasets Through the Gradual Refinement of Models (Cesar GONZALEZ-PEREZ, Patricia MARTÍN-RODILLA) ; Linked Open Greek Pottery (Ethan GRUBER, Tyler Jo SMITH) ; The Digital Archaeological Workflow: A Case Study from Sweden (Marcus J. SMITH) ; Exploring Time and Space in the Annotation of Museum Catalogues: The Sloane Virtual Exhibition Experience (Stephen STEAD, Dominic OLDMAN, Jonathan Whitson CLOUD) ; Building Comprehensive Management Systems for Cultural – Historical Information (Chryssoula BEKIARI, Martin DOERR, Dimitris ANGELAKIS, Flora KARAGIANNI) ; Managing Time Dimension in the Archaeological Urban Information System of the Historical Heritage of Rome and Verona (Alberto BELUSSI, Sara MIGLIORINI, Piergiovanna GROSSI) ; Towards an Archaeological Information System: Improving the Core Data Model (Muriel van RUYMBEKE, Cyril CARRÉ, Vincent DELFOSSE, Pierre HALLOT, Michelle PFEIFFER, Roland BILLEN) ; Chapter 4. Internet and Archaeology ; Archaeological Open Access Journals: The Case of ‘Archeologia e Calcolatori’ (Alessandra CARAVALE, Alessandra PIERGROSSI) ; Massive Open Online Opportunity: MOOCs and Internet–Based Communities of Archaeological Practice (Jeffrey P. EMANUEL) ; Moving Instruction Beyond the Museum’s Walls: Priorities in Online Public Education at the Oriental Institute (Kathryn GROSSMAN, Catherine Kenyon, Megaera LORENZ, Brittany HAYDEN) ; Crowd- and Community-Fuelled Archaeology. Early Results from the MicroPasts Project (Chiara BONACCHI, Andrew BEVAN, Daniel PETT, Adi KEINAN-SCHOONBAERT) ; The ACCORD Project: Archaeological Community Co-Production of Research Resources (Stuart JEFFREY, Alex HALE, Cara JONES, Sian JONES, Mhairi MAXWELL) ; Chapter 5. Archaeological Information Systems ; 12000 Years of Human Occupation, 3 Meters Deep Stratigraphy, 12 Hectares… A Geographical Information System (GIS) for the Preventive Archaeology Operation at Alizay (Normandie, France) (Sylvain MAZET, Cyril MARCIGN, BrunoAUBRY, Isabelle COMTE, Philippe BOULINGUIEZ) ; Records and Spatial Representations in the Context of a Rescue Excavation: The Case of Quincieux (Rhône-Alpes, France) (Ellebore SEGAIN, Veronique VACHON, Bernard MOULIN, Cécile RAMPONI, Wojciech WIDLAK) ; Cartography and Heritage: Past Practice and Future Potential for Mapping Scotland’s Cultural Heritage (Peter MCKEAGUE) ; Visualization Based on the Norwegian University Museum Database (Espen ULEBERG, Mieko MATSUMOTO) ; An Inventory of Lucanian Heritage (Alain DUPLOUY, Vincenzo CAPOZZOLI, Alessia ZAMBON) ; Integrating Complex Archaeological Datasets from the Neolithic in a Web-Based GIS (Kai-Christian BRUHN, Thomas ENGEL, Tobias KOHR, Detlef GRONENBORN) ; Enhanced 3D-GIS: Documenting Insula V 1 in Pompeii (Giacomo LANDESCHI, Nicolò DELL’UNTO, Daniele FERDANI, Stefan LINDGREN, Anne-Marie LEANDER TOUATI) ; MAPPA Open Data Metadata. The Importance of Archaeological Background (Francesca ANICHINI, Gabriele GATTIGLIA) ; A Simple Way to Formalize the Dating of Stratigraphic Units (Bruno DESACHY) ; Recognizing Temporalities in Urban Units from a Functional Approach: Three Case Studies (Julie GRAVIER) ; OH_FET: A Computer Application for Analysing Urban Dynamics Over Long Time Spans (Laure SALIGNY, Ludovic GRANJON, Thomas HUET, Gaël SIMON, Xavier RODIER, Bastien LEFEBVRE) ; An ‘Alphabet’ to Describe the Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Settlement Systems: A Relevant Representation of Time? (Marie-Jeanne OURIACHI, Frédérique BERTONCELLO, with the collaboration of Pierre NOUVEL, Laure NUNINGER, Elise FOVET, Stephane ALIX) ; Chapter 6. GIS and Spatial Analysis ; ArkeoGIS, Merging Geographical and Archaeological Datas Online (Loup BERNARD, Damien ERTLEN, Dominique SCHWARTZ) ; Counting Sheep Without Falling Asleep: Using GIS to Calculate the Minimum Number of Skeletal Elements (MNE) and Other Archaeozoological Measures at Schöningen 13Ii-4 ‘Spear Horizon’ (Alejandro GARCÍA-MORENO, Jarod M. HUTSON, Aritza VILLALUENGA, Elaine TURNER, Sabine GAUDZINSKI-WINDHEUSER) ; Looking for the Best. A Comparison Between GIS and PageRank Based Algorithms for Preventive Archaeology in Urban Areas (Dubbini NEVIO, Gabriele GATTIGLIA, Augusto PALOMBINI) ; Analyses of Bone Modifications on Human Remains: A GIS Approach (Elsa CIESIELSKI, Hervé BOHBOT) ; Territorial Organisation of the Terramare Culture (Bronze Age, Italy): Use of GIS Methodology to Tackle Societal Issues (Julie BOUDRY) ; From the Excavation to the Territory: Contributions of GIS Tools to the Study of the Spatial Organization of the Archaeological Site of Argentomagus (France, Indre, Saint-Marcel/Argenton-sur-Creuse) (Emeline LE GOFF, Laure LAÜT, Yoann RABASTÉ, Françoise DUMASY) ; The Integration of Landscape Processes in Archaeological Site Prediction in the Mugello Basin (Tuscany/Italy) (Elmar SCHMALTZ, Michael MÄRKER, Hans-Joachim ROSNER, Adrew-Williams KANDEL) ; The Use of Burgundy Stone from Ancient Times to the Present Day (Stéphane BÜTTNER, Delphine MONTANGE, Laure SALIGNY, Marion FOUCHER with the collaboration of Eric LECLERCQ, Marinette SAVONNET) ; Exploring Intervisibility Networks: A Case Study From Bronze and Iron Age Istria (Croatia and Slovenia) (Zoran ČUČKOVIĆ) ; Chapter 7. Mathematics and Statistics in Archaeology ; Intentional Process Modeling of Statistical Analysis Methods (Charlotte HUG, Rebecca DENECKÈRE, Ammar AYMEN) ; Ancient Mesopotamian Glyptic Products, Statistics and Data Mining: A Research Proposal (Alessandro DI LUDOVICO, Sergio CAMIZ) ; Intrasite Spatial Analysis Applied to the Neolithic Sites of the Paris Basin: From the Archaeological Feature to Global Analysis (François GILIGNY) ; Statistical and Mathematical Models for Archaeological Data Mining: A Comparison (Nevio DUBBINI, Adam LODOEN) ; Chapter 8. 3D Archaeology and Virtual Archaeology ; Measuring and Describing 3D Texture (Vera MOITINHO DE ALMEIDA, Juan Antonio BARCELÓ) ; Old Versus New – Introducing Image-Based 3D Modeling into the General Documentation Workflow of Archaeological Rescue Excavations. Case Studies: the Čachtice and Bratislava castles, Slovakia (Jan ZACHAR, Seta ŠTUHEC) ; Beyond Spreadsheets: Digitising the Archaeological Artefact Inventory Process (Arianna TRAVIGLIA, Stephen WHITE, Andrew WILSON) ; Potentialities of 3D Reconstruction in Maritime Archaeology (Elisa COSTA, Carlo BELTRAME, Francesco GUERRA) ; Cultural Heritage Documentation in Cave Environnement Using Low-Cost Means for Archaeologists. Case Study of the Larchant Caves in the Fontainebleau Forest in France (Aurelia LUREAU, Mehdi BELARBI, Pascal RAYMOND, Régis TOUQUET) ; Forum Romanum: A 3D Model for Self-Service Educational Purposes (Philippe FLEURY, Sophie MADELEINE, Nicolas LEFÈVRE) ; The Virtual Reconstruction of a Small Medieval Town: The Case of Briviesca (Spain) (Mario ALAGUERO, Andres BUSTILLO, Blanca GUINEA,Lena IGLESIAS) ; 25 Years of Experience in Virtual Reconstructions - Research Projects, Status Quo of Current Research and Visions for the Future (Mieke PFARR-HARFST) ; The Archaeological Excavation of the Early Neolithic Site of Portonovo as a Case Study for Testing a 3D Documentation Pipeline (Cecilia Conati BARBARO, Eva Savina MALINVERNI, Anna Nora TASSETTI, Chiara LA MARCA) ; Chapter 9. Multi-Agent Systems and Complex System Modelling ; A Density-Based Simulation Approach for Evaluating Prehistoric Population Fluctuations in Finland (Tarja SUNDELL, Juhana KAMMONEN) ; Multi-Agent Modelling of the Neolithic LBK (Jean-Pierre BOCQUET-APPEL, Richard MOUSSA, Jérôme DUBOULOZ) ; Explaining the Adoption of ‘Innovations’ in Western Europe During Bronze Age: Towards an Agent-Based Simulation (Juan A. BARCELÓ, Florencia DEL CASTILLO BERNAL, Giacomo CAPUZZO, Berta MORELL, Joan NEGRE) ; Spatial Interaction Simulation Methods for Ancient Settlement Distributions in Central Italy (Taylor OSHAN, Carson FARMER, Eoin O’DONOGHUE) ; Interactions and Network Analysis of a Rock Art Site in Morro do Chapéu, Bahia, Brazil (Carlos ETCHEVARNE, Grégoire VAN HAVRE)