CAA 1997 Proceedings

• Laflin, S. Twenty Five Years of Computer Applications in Archaeology
• Scollar, I. 25 Years of Computer Applications in Archaeology
• Laflin, S. Twenty Five Years of the CAA Conference: a Personal View
• Aspinall, A. , J.B.G. Haigh Twenty Five Years of Archaeological Prospection
• Stewart, J. Has 25 Years of Computing Provided Greater Physical and Intellectual Access to Archaeology?
• Orton, C.R. Plus Ça Change? – Perceptions of Statistics in Archaeology
• Wilcock, J.D. The Best Fit? 25 Years of Statistical Techniques in Archaeology
• Tamplin, M.J. Archaeological Computing in Canada – the First (and Last) 25 Years
• Huckerby, C.L. , C.M. Poulsen How Archaeological Sites Co-Exist with Fast-Paced, Intense Army Training Activities
• Nackaerts, K., G. Govers , L. Loots The Use of Monte-Carlo Techniques for the Estimation of Visibility
• Glass, C., J. Steele , D. Wheatley Modelling Human Range Expansion Across a Heterogeneous Cost Surface
• Parcero-Oubiña, C. Deconstructing the Land: the Archaeology of Sacred Geographies
• Lockyear, K. Coins, Copies and Kernels – a Note on the Potential of Kernel Density Estimates
• Barceló, J.A. , J.M. Faura Time Series and Neural Networks in Archaeological Seriation. An Example on Early Pottery from the Near East
• Buck, C.E. , J.A. Christen Making Complex Radiocarbon Calibration Software More Accessible: a New Approach?
• Wise, A. Vital Preservation of Great Information : The Archaeology Data Service and Digital Archiving in Archaeology
• Eiteljorg II, H. Archiving Archaeological Data
• Hansen, H.J. Digital Danish Archaeology. Gods and Graves – an Internet Publication on the Bronze Age
• Dawson, D. Museums On-Line: Access to Museum Information
• Quine, G. The Role of Data Standards in Digital Access and Interchange
• Miller, P. The Importance of Metadata to Archaeology: One View from within the Archaeology Data Service
• Wise, A. , J. Richards Digital Preservation in Archaeology
• Dobbs, A., D.L. Maki , D.M. Forsberg The Use of Ground-Penetrating Radar on Small Prehistoric Sites in the Upper Midwestern United States
• Watters, M.S. GPR Analysis and Modelling with GIS Applications, Empúries, Spain
• Gordon, S. The Virtual Museum – Who Needs It?
• Oberländer-Târnoveanu CIMEC – A Web Site for Romanian Archaeology: Dissemination by Integration
• Catacchio, N.N., M. Miari, B. Setti, G. Meloni , E. Groppo EARP – European Archaeological Research Projects: a Fieldwork Opportunities Database on the Internet
• Stewart, J. Making History: the Once and Future Roles of the Royal Commissions
• Bewley, R.H. Understanding England’s Landscapes: an Aerial Survey Approach to a National Mapping Programme for England
• Riley, H. The Use of Global Positioning System Technology to Record and Interpret Archaeological Sites and Landscapes
• Watkins, C. Any Time, Any Place, Anywhere
• Byrne, K.F. “Providing Access to the National Monuments Record of Scotland “
• Nikolic, L.P. New Developments at the RCAHMW
• Taylor, R.J. Reaching the World
• Beagrie, N. Making History: Copyright and Rights Management
• Booth, B. The Strategic Management of Information Systems: Innovation and Vision
• Clubb, N.D. Have We Failed to Provide a Strategic Vision for Information Systems in Archaeology?
• Lang, N. Public Heritage in an Age of Decline
• Murray, D. Ordnance Survey and the Depiction of Antiquities on Maps: Past, Present and Future. The Current and Future Role of the Royal Commissions as Suppliers of Heritage Data to the Ordnance Survey
• Wild, A.A. Electronic Commerce and Geomarketing
• Gillings, M. Engaging Place: a Framework for the Integration and Realisation of Virtual-Reality Approaches in Archaeology
• Yorston, R.M. Presenting Archaeological Information with Java Applets
• Earl, G.P. Visualising Danebury: Modelled Approaches to Spatial Theory
• Ryan, N., J. Pascoe , D. Morse Enhanced Reality Fieldwork: the Context Aware Archaeological Assistant
• Nørbach, L.C. IT-Based Documentation of Large Scale Excavations – Drengsted: a Case Study