Preface
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RECORDING AND ANALYSIS OF FIELD DATA
John Pouncett – Gary Lock
Closest Facility
Analysis: Integration of Geophysical and Test-Pitting Data from the
South Cadbury Environs Project
Otis Crandell – Angelica Balos
Palaeotopography
– The Use of GIS Software with Data Derived from Resistivity
Surveys
and Stratigraphic Profiles to Reconstruct Sites and Past Terrains
Bogdan Bobowski – Krzysztof Walczak – Miroslaw
Stawniak
Hybrid
3D Visualisations of Archaeological Sites: Dynamic 3D Visualisations of
Harris Matrix Data for Rescue Town Excavations, Gdansk / Szafarnia
Site, Poland
Undine Lieberwirth
3D GIS Voxel-Based
Model Building in Archaeology
Giulio Fabricatore – Francesca Cantone
Pushing
the Archaeological Interpretation by Analysing Workflow Protocols: The
“Variable Transparency Image Stacker” and
DATARCH© Archaeological Data
Management System
Martin Gussone – Manfred Stephani –
Dorothée Sack
Resafa and its
Surroundings – Resafa-Sergiupolis / Rusafat Hisham. The
Employment and Evaluation of Diverse Methods
Shannon J. P. McPherron – Harold L. Dibble –
Deborah Olszewski
GPS Surveying and
On-Site Stone Tool Analysis: Equipping Teams for Landscape Analysis in
the Egyptian High Desert
Michael Rains
Silchester
– A Virtual Research Environment for Archaeology
Stuart Eve – Guy Hunt
ARK: A Development
Framework for Archaeological Recording
02|
GEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTING
Apostolos
Sarris – Nikos Papadopoulos – Vasilis Trigkas
– Eleni Kokkinou –
Dimitris Alexakis – Georgia Kakoulaki – Emanuela de
Marco – Evi Seferou
– Guangrong Shen – Marios Karaoulis –
Kleanthis Simirdanis – Foteini
Kondili – Marianna Karifori – Meliha Dogan
– Yiannis Lolos – Thanasis
Kalpaxis
Recovering the
Urban Network of Ancient Sikyon Through Multi-component Geophysical
Approaches
Immo Trinks – Lars-Inge Larssons
Geophysical
Archaeological Prospection in Rescue Archaeology: Examples from Sweden
Ercan Erkul – Andreas Hüser – Harald
Stümpel – Tina Wunderlich
Combined
Geophysical Survey of an Ancient Hittite Dam: New and Old High-Tech
Mohamed Abdelwahab Mohamed Ali – Hans Burkhardt –
Badr el Din Khalil
Integration
of Magnetic and Resistivity Imaging Surveys for Archaeological
Prospection in the Southern Part of Meroe City (Capital of Kush, Sudan)
Burkart Ullrich – Thomas Günther – Carsten
Rücker
Electrical
Resistivity Tomography Methods for Archaeological Prospection
Henning Zöllner – Burkart Ullrich – Renate
Rolle – Sergey Makhortykh – Michail Orlyuk
Results of
Geophysical Prospection in the Scythian Settlement of Belsk
(Bol’šoe Belskoe Gorodišce)
Anna Klochko – Dmitry Shishkov
Virtual Georadar
Modelling of Significant Archaeological Sites
03|
3D DATA ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING
Karsten Lambers – Fabio Remondino
Optical 3D
Measurement Techniques in Archaeology: Recent Developments and
Applications
Stefano Campana – Fabio Remondino
Fast and Detailed
Digital Documentation of Archaeological Excavations and Heritage
Artifacts
Sabry F. El-Hakim – Fabio Remondino – Lorenzo Gonzo
– Francesca Voltolini
Effective High
Resolution 3D Geometric Reconstruction of Heritage and Archaeological
Sites from Images
Tim Gernat – Shannon J. P. McPherron – Harold L.
Dibble – Jean-Jacques Hublin
An
Application of Structured Light Scanning to Documenting Excavated
Surfaces and in situ Finds: Examples from the Middle Paleolithic Sites
of Jonzac and Roc de Marsal, France
Norbert Zimmermann – Gerold Eßer
Showing
the Invisible – Documentation and Research on the Roman
Domitilla
Catacomb, Based on Image Laser Scanning and 3D Modelling
Peter Fux – Martin Sauerbier – Janine Peterhans
– Thomas Kersten – Maren Lindstaedt
Documentation
and Interpretation of the Petroglyphs of Chichictara, Palpa (Peru),
Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning and Image-Based 3D Modeling
Maja Aufschnaiter – Anja Cramer – Guido Heinz
– Hartmut Müller
Documentation of
Medieval Caves in Southern Crimea (Ukraine) Using Hybrid Data Sources
Dieter Dirksen – Zoltan Böröcz –
Guido Bischoff – Lena Loerper – Albrecht
Jockenhövel
High
Resolution Documentation and Evaluation of Decorated Wall Stones with
Optical 3D Measurement Techniques taking the Megalithic Gallery-Grave
at Züschen / Lohne, Germany as an example
Michael Jansen – Georgios Toubekis – Andreas
Walther – Marina Döring-Williams –
Irmengard Mayer
Laser Scan
Measurement of the Niche and Virtual 3D Representation of the Small
Buddha in Bamiyan
Hubert Mara – Robert Sablatnig
Evaluation of 3D
Shapes of Ceramics for the Determination of Manufacturing Techniques
Albert Wiedemann
Pictured
Descriptions of Spatial Objects
Giuliano De Felice – Nunzia Maria Mangialardi –
Maria Giuseppina Sibilano – Giuliano Volpe
Late Roman Villa
at Faragola (Foggia, Italy): Laser Scanning for a Global Documentation
Methodology During Field Research
Lena Loerper – Albrecht Jockenhövel –
Dieter Dirksen
Re-inspection of
the Megalithic Art of the Gallery-Grave at Züschen/Lohne,
Germany, with Optical 3D Measurements Techniques
Arleyn Simon – Gerald Farin – Christian
Lübke – George Indruszewski – Jeremy Rowe
Ceramic
Technologies Digital Library (CTDL):A Digital Repository of Medieval
Ceramics; A Preliminary Report
04|
3D MODELLING AND VISUALISATION
Laia Pujol Tost
Does Virtual
Archaeology Exist?
Ferenc Traser
Bringing Time and
Change to Life in the Visualization of Greek Architecture
David Koller
The Digital Forma
Urbis Severiana
Johannes Bäuerlein – Rafael Pokorski –
Stefan Maass– Jürgen Döllner
Visualization
Project of Roman Cologne – How to Make VR models Available
for Scientific Work
Ulla Rajala
Visualising
Archaic Tombs and their Postdepositional Histories: The 3D Modelling of
the Tombs from Cisterna Grande, Crustumerium (Rome, Italy)
Richard Levy – Peter Dawson
Structural
Analysis: A Tool for Testing 3D Computer Reconstructions of Thule
Whalebone Houses
Kari Uotila
The Lifecycle of a
Medieval Stone House and How to Model it in 4D
Sorin Hermon – Joanna Nikodem
3D Modelling as a
Scientific Research Tool in Archaeology
Stefan Baumeier
3D
Models in Settlement Research – Potentials and Drawbacks of
Digital
Models as Scientific Working Tools and for Presentation to
Non-Professionals
Alexandra Riedel – Thomas Bauer
Three-dimensional
Computer Models as a Working Tool for Documentation and Investigation
in Building Archaeology – Pretty and Useful?
David Johnson
Architectural
Drafting Standards in Archaeological Computer Modeling: Reconstructions
from Drawings and Surveys of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Egyptian
Expedition
Peter Ferschin – Iman Kulitz – Andreas Jonas
– Dietrich Raue
Spatial and
Temporal Visualization in Archaeology. Examples from the Excavation on
Elephantine, Egypt
Thomas van Reimersdahl – Peter Melms – Henner von
Hesberg
3D Visualization
Limitations of Historical Spaces: Requirements, Practices and Technical
Visions
Andreas Georgopoulos – Charalabos Ioannidis –
Marinos Ioannides
3D Virtual
Reconstructions at the Service of Computer Assisted Archaeological
Measurements
Michael Anderson
Putting the
“Reality” in Virtual Reality: New Advances through
Game Engine Technology
Alex Hale – James Hepher
3D Data Fusion for
the Presentation of Archaeological Landscapes: A Scottish Perspective
Vera Moitinho
Virtual
Archaeology: Work in Progress
05|
IMAGE ANALYSIS
Shirley Crompton
3D Lithic Analysis
Paul J. Boon – Sylvia C. Pont – Gert J. M. van
Oortmerssen
Acquisition and
Visualization of Cross Section Surface Characteristics for
Identification of Archaeological Ceramics
Jan De Beenhouwer
Data Management
for Moulded Ceramics and Digital Image Comparison: a Case Study of
Roman Terra Cotta Figurines
Sara Franck
Spectral and GIS
Analysis for Quarry Location in Ancient Messene, Greece
Vincent Mom – Hans Paijmans
SECANTO: A
Retrieval System and Classification Tool for Simple Artefacts
Frederick A. Cooper – Todd Brenningmeyer
A Digital Approach
for Practical Reconstructions of Fragmented Murals
Martin Lettner– Markus Diem – Robert Sablatnig
– Heinz Miklas
Digital Image
Analysis for the Investigation of Ancient Manuscripts
Martin Kampel – Maia Zaharieva
Optical
Recognition of Modern and Roman Coins
06|
DATA MANAGEMENT
Peter Ferschin – Andreas Jonas – Iman Kulitz
– Dietrich Raue
Collaborative Work
with Visual Index Structures in Archaeology
Elise Meyer – Pierre Grussenmeyer – Jean-Pierre
Perrin – Anne Durand – Pierre Drap
A Virtual Research
Environment for Archaeological Data Management, Visualization and
Documentation
Peter McKeague – Rebecca Jones
The National
Database for Scotland: Evolution of the Digital Resource
Tony Austin – Jenny Mitcham – Julian D. Richards
From Questions to
Answers: Outcomes from the ‘Big Data’ Project
Andrea D’Andrea – Gilda Ferrandino
Shared
Iconographical Representations with Ontological Models
Stuart Jeffrey – William Kilbride – Stewart Waller
– Julian Richards
Thinking Outside
the Search Box: The Common Information Environment and Archaeobrowser
Hans Paijmans – Sander Wubben
Preparing
Archaeological Reports for Intelligent Retrieval
Stuart Dunn – Nicolas Gold – Lorna Hughes
CHIMERA: A Service
Oriented Computing Approach for Archaeological Research
Xavier Rodier – Laure Saligny
Social Features,
Spatial Features and Time Features: An Urban Archaeological Data Model
John Mc Auley – James Carswell
An Open Approach
to Contextualising Heterogeneous Cultural Heritage Datasets
Maddalena Andreussi – Achille Felicetti
The CIDOC CRM
Encoding of the “Fontes ad Topographiam Veteris Urbis Romae
Pertinentes” by Giuseppe Lugli
Laura Pecchioli – Fawzi Mohamed – Marcello
Carrozzino – Heinz Leitner
Method to Link
Data in 3D Environment
Vincent Mom – Suzanne Vautier
CACTUS, a Document
Management System to Support the Archaeological and
Historical Research of San Juan, a Plantation on Curaçao |
07|
WEB-BASED SPATIAL DATA MANAGEMENT
Stefan Baumeier – Christoph Koeck – Christian Begand
OSCAR
– A Web-based Multimedia Communication System for
Interdisciplinary
Settlement Research: Spatial & Temporal Data Organization,
Manipulation & Visualization
Frank Henze – Heike Lehmann – Wolfgang Langer
CISAR –
A Modular Database System as a Basis for Analysis and Documentation of
Spatial Information
Frank Henze
A Distributed GIS
Architecture for Research in Baalbek Based on CISAR
Christiane Brasse – Katja Heine – Dexu Zhao
– Ulrike Wulf
A 3D Solution for
a Web-based Building Information System
Andrea D’Andrea – Achille Felicetti –
Matteo Lorenzini – Cinzia Perlingieri
Spatial and
Non-Spatial Archaeological Data Integration using MAD
Apostolos
Sarris – Vasilis Trigkas – Giorgos Papadakis
– Michalis Papazoglou –
Eleni Peraki – Nektaria Chetzoyiannaki – Maria
Elvanidou –
EvaggeliaKarimali –Katerina Kouriati – Mariana
Katifori – Georgia
Kakoulaki – Evaggelia Kappa – Katerina Athanasaki
– Nikos Papadopoulos
A Web-GIS Approach
to Cultural Resources Management in Crete: the Digital Archaeological
Atlas of Crete
Paolo Ardissone – Francesca Balossi Restelli –
Emanuela Borgia – Emanuele Brienza
Web-GIS Solutions
for the Analysis and Valorisation of Archaeological Sites in the
Mediterranean Basin
Clementina Panella – Marco Fano – Emanuele Brienza
– Raffaele Carlani
A 3D Web-GIS for
the Valley of the Colosseum and the Palatine Hill
Todd Brenningmeyer – Frederick A. Cooper
A Remote Inventory
of Greek Vernacular Architecture: Online Capture of Spatial Information
08|
IDENTIFYING SETTLEMENT PATTERNS AND TERRITORIES
Benjamin Ducke – Peter C. Kroefges
From Points to
Areas: Constructing Territories from Archaeological Site Patterns Using
an Enhanced Xtent Model
Johanna Hilpert – Karl Peter Wendt – Andreas
Zimmermann
A Hierarchical
Model of Scale Levels for Estimations of Population Densities
Richard Fletcher – Rona Winter – Isaac Gilead
Patterning Human
Behaviour in Chalcolithic Southern Palestine: Differing Scales of
Analysis
Espen Uleberg
Scale Dependent
Patterns in Large Museum Datasets
Krištof Oštir – Žiga Kokalj –
Laure Saligny – Florian Tolle – Laure Nuninger
Confidence Maps: a
Tool to Evaluate Archaeological Data’s Relevance in Spatial
Analysis
Laure Nuninger– François-Pierre Tourneux
– François Favory
From Archaeomedes
to ArchaeDyn
Cristina Gandini – Frédérique
Bertoncello –
Estelle Gauthier – Laure Nuninger –
Frédéric
Trément
Hierarchical
Typology and Settlement Patterns Modeling at Interregional Scale
Andrea Moreno Martín
Using
GIS to Deconstruct Iberian Iron Age Landscapes: The Territory of Kelin
Between 6th–5th Centuries BC (La Plana d’Utiel,
València)
Galina Trebeleva
The
Ornanization of Taman's Defense from the Mid 1st Century BC to the Turn
of the 2nd Century AD: A Historical Simulation Based on GIS Technologies
Doris Mischka
Territorial
Modelling and Archaeological Data: How Complete Must the Picture Be?
Agustín Diez-Castillo – C. Michael Barton
– Neus La Roca-Cervigón – Joan Bernabeu
Aubán
Landscape
Socioecology in the Serpis Valley (10000–4000 BP)
Nicolas Poirier – Florian Tolle
Measurements of
Diachronic Stability of Agrarian Exploitation
Murielle Georges-Leroy – Florian Tolle – Pierre
Nouvel
Analysis of the
Intensity of Agrarian Exploitation by Spatial Analysis of Ancient Field
Systems Preserved by Forest Cover
Robin Brigand – Andrea Ninfo
Landscape
Archaeology in the Venetian Plain (Northern Italy)
Juan A. Barceló – Alfredo Maximiano
Some Notes
Regarding Distributional Analysis of Spatial Data
Ladislav Šmejda
Expanding Scales
in GIS Analysis
Jens Andresen – Rasmus Birch Iversen – Peter Jensen
On the War-Path:
Terrestrial Military Organisation in Prehistoric Denmark
09|
PREDICTIVE MODELLING
Philip Verhagen
Testing
Archaeological Predictive Models: A Rough Guide
Thomas G. Whitley – Gwendolyn Burns
Conditional GIS
Surfaces and their Potential for Archaeological Predictive Modelling
Christoph Siart – Bernhard Eitel
Geoarchaeological
Studies in Central Crete based on Remote Sensing and GIS
Alessio Arnese
Applying
Ecological Niche Factor Analysis for Predictive Modelling in The
Kaulonia Field Survey
Patricia de Vries
Archaeological
Predictive Models for the Elbe Valley around Dresden, Saxony, Germany
Gwendolyn Burns – Kem Fronabarger – Thomas Whitley
Predictive
Modeling of Cultural Resources in the Theban Necropolis, Luxor Egypt
10|
MODELLING MOVEMENT AND PERCEPTION
Klemen Zakšek – Elise Fovet – Laure
Nuninger – Tomaž Podobnikar
Path Modelling and
Settlement Pattern
Ignacio Fiz – Hèctor A. Orengo
Simulating
Communication Routes in Mediterranean Alluvial Plains
Hanna Stöger
Roman Ostia: Space
Syntax and the Domestication of Space
Eleftheria Paliou
An
Autonomous Agent Approach to the Investigation of Intra-Site Movement
and Visibility: The Visual Consumption of Theran Murals from the Public
Spaces of LBA Akrotiri (Thera, Greece)
Piraye Haciguzeller
Modeling Human
Circulation in the Minoan Palace at Malia
Rupert Gietl – Michael Doneus – Martin Fera
Cost Distance
Analysis in an Alpine Environment: Comparison of Different Cost Surface
Modules
Tommaso Mattioli
Landscape Analysis
of a Sample of Rock-Art Sites in Central Italy
Rafal Zaplata
Viewshed Analysis,
Regional Studies and Cultural Perception
Hèctor A. Orengo – Ignacio Fiz
The Application of
3D Reconstruction Techniques in the Analysis of Ancient
Tarraco’s Urban Topography
11|
ANALYSING ANCIENT ECONOMIES AND SOCIAL RELATIONS
Nikola Koepke – Joerg Baten
Anthropometric
Methods and the Interdisciplinary Conversation Between Archaeology and
Economics
Yasuhisa Kondo
Where
Did They Go Fishing? A Multi-Scalar Spatial Analysis of Jomon Fishing
Activities in the Tokyo-Yokohama District, East Japan
Hans-Joachim Mucha – Hans-Georg Bartel – Jens Dolata
Finding Roman
Brickyards in Germania Superior by Model-Based Cluster Analysis of
Archaeometric Data
Craig Alexander
The Bedolina Map
– an Exploratory Network Analysis
Erich Claßen
Early Neolithic
Social Networks in Western Germany
Tim Kerig
Towards an
Econometrically Informed Archaeology: The Cologne Tableau
(KöTa)
Kathrin Nowak
Approaching Linear
Pottery Economics – Distribution and Supply of Amphibolite
Adzes
Guido Nockemann
Different Types of
Economies within the LBK Settlement Erkelenz-Kückhoven
Sara Schiesberg
Neolithic
Economics: A Case Study in Age, Sex and Labour
Jutta Lechterbeck
The Event Horizon
in Landscape Development: When Economy Makes the Landscape Cultural
Christine Chataigner – Olivier Barge
Quantitative
Approach to the Diffusion of Obsidian in the Ancient Northern Near East
Estelle Gauthier
Consumption and
Circulation of Prehistoric Products in Europe: Characterization of
Spatial Evolutions by Using Map Algebra
Ferenc Redo
The Regularities
of Coin-Accumulation, and the Coin-Circulation Based on
Settlement-Materials in Pannonia
Larisa Vodolazhskaya
Reconstruction of
Heron’s Formulas for Calculating the Volume of Vessels
12|
RECONSTRUCTING ANCIENT LANDSCAPES AND VEGETATION
Jutta Lechterbeck
When the Point
Becomes the Area: Multivariate and Spatial Analysis of Pollen Data
Shinya Sugita – Marie-José Gaillard –
Sofie Hellman – Anna Broström
Model-Based
Reconstruction of Vegetation and Landscape Using Fossil Pollen
Alejandro Garcia
Predictive
Models and the Evolution of Tree Vegetation during the Final
Pleistocene – Holocene Transition. A Case Study from the
Asón River
Valley (Cantabria, Spain)
Dmitry Korobov
GIS as a Tool for
Investigation of Early Medieval Climatic Changes in the Kislovodsk
Basin (Southern Russia)
Jens Andresen
Topographic
Wetness Index and Prehistoric Land Use
Dimitris Alexakis – Theodoros Astaras – Apostolos
Sarris – Kostas Vouzaxakis – Lia Karimali
Reconstructing the
Neolithic Landscape of Thessaly through a GIS and Geological Approach
Astrid Stobbe
Palynological and
Archaeological Data – a Comparative Approach
13|
EXPERT KNOWLEDGE, COMMUNICATION AND DISSEMINATION
Juan A. Barceló
Towards a True
Automatic Archaeology: Integrating Technique and Theory
Giovanna Greco – Bianca Ferrara – Francesca Cantone
Museo Narrante:
the Foce Sele Hera Sanctuary Virtual Museum
Areti Damala
Augmented Reality
Based User Interfaces for Mobile Museum and Exhibition Guides
Despina Kanellou – Andrew Grantham – Karina
Rodríguez Echavarria – Halina Gottlieb –
Daniel
Pletinckx
Bridging
the Knowledge Gap between Cultural Heritage and Information and
Communication Technologies Professionals: The Network of Expertise
Isto Huvila
To Whom it May
Concern? The Users and Uses of Digital Archaeological Information
Go Sugimoto – Akira Igarashi
Dividing Wall
Collapsed? JAD2 Survey and ACT Archaeology Attempt to Close the Gap
between Archaeology and ICT |
