Theme: 07_Quantitative Methods

• Smilansky, U. Statistical and 3D Artifact Analysis – Session Overview
• Orton, C. ‘To Err is Human’, but to Really Foul Things up You Need a Computer
• Karasik, A., L. Bitton, A. Gilboa, I. Sharon , U. Smilansky Quantitative Measures of the Uniformity of Ceramics
• Smilansky, U., I. Beit-Arieh, A. Karasik, I. Sharon , A. Gilboa Optimal Choice of Prototypes for Ceramic Typology
• Laugerotte, C. , N. Warzée Computerised Geometric Analysis of a Spire Coming from a Gothic Tabernacle
• Kampel, M. , R. Sablatnig Detection of Matching Fragments of Pottery
• Peeters, H. Breaking Down an Early Neolithic Palimpsest Site – Some Notes on the Concept of Percolation Theory and the Understanding of Spatial Pattern Formation
• Camiz, S., E. Rova , V. Tulli Modelling the Archaeologist’s Thinking for the Automatic Classification of Uruk Jamdat Nasr Seals Images
• Camiz, S. , S. Venditti Unsupervised and Supervised Classifications of Egyptian Scarabs. Based on the Qualitative Characters of Typology
• Locci, M.C. , M. Porcu Everyday Life in Mediaeval Uthina
• Castro, D. , D. Diaz Kohonen Networks Applied to Rincón del Toro Rock Art Site Analysis
• Kadar, M., I. Ileana , R. Joldes Artificial Neural Networks Used in Forms Recognition of the Properties of Ancient Copper Based Alloys
• Barceló, J.A. , L. Mameli Frequency Seriation and Temporal order – A Zooarchaeological Study
• Mom, V. , J. Andresen DAMAXIS – Danish Mesolithic Axes Information System
• Carrier, S.C., M. Amamiya , S. Kane A 3-Dimensional Reconstruction of a Hellenistic Terracotta Plaque