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Front Cover
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Copyright
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Contents
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List of Figures
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Preface
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1. Using public communication services for archaeological applications
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2. SyGraf — resource based teaching with graphics
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3. Every picture tells a story: 'The Archaeology Disc' and its implications
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4. Putting the public in the picture: an interactive video applications generator
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5. LIVE update: archaeological courseware using interactive video
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6. Matrix processing of stratigraphic graphs: a new method
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7. The computer representation of space in urban archaeology
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8. SQL and hypertext generation of stratigraphic adjacency matrices
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9. A new graph theoretic oriented program for Harris Matrix analysis
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10. The ArcheoDATA System - towards a European archaeological document
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11. Practical considerations for long term data conservation and analysis
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12. How safe is your data?
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13. Procuring medium-large systems in the public sector — the experience of the English Heritage Record of Scheduled Monuments
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14. The operational requirement for a medium to large-scale system — the experience of the new English heritage record of scheduled monuments
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15. A computational Bayes approach to some common archaeological problems
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16. Some statistical problems arising in radiocarbon calibration
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17. Graphical modelling of archaeological data
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18. Statistical analysis of ceramic assemblages — a year's progress
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19. A technique for reducing the size of sparse contingency tables
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20. An approach to quantifying window glass
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21. Towards a virtual archaeology
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22. Furness Abbey survey project — The application of computer graphics and data visualisation to reconstruction modelling of an historic monument
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23. Images, databases and edge detection for archaeological object drawings
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24. Visualisation of sherd movement in the plough zone
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25. Integrating spatial information in computerised Sites and Monuments Records: meeting archaeological requirements in the 1990s
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26. Terrain modelling, deposit survival and urban archaeology
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27. Computer and hardware modelling of archaeological sediment transport on hillslopes
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28. Simulating coin hoard formation
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29. Formal methods for the analysis of archaeological data: data analysis vs expert systems
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30. Palamede — application of expert systems to the archaeology of prehistoric urban civilisations
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