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Feature Extraction and Selection in Archaeological Images for Automatic Annotation
International Journal of Image and Graphics, 2021In this paper, we present two steps in the process of automatic annotation in archeological images. These steps are feature extraction and feature selection. We focus our research on archeological images which are very much studied in our days. It presents the most important steps in the process of automatic annotation in an image.
Marwa Ben Salah +2 more
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Stereophotogrammetric Documentation of Exposed Archaeological Features
Journal of Field Archaeology, 1979AbstractClose-range terrestrial stereophotogrammetry, a technique for rapid, precise measurement and recording, is demonstrated by the documentation of two kinds of surface sites: pictographs and surface-exposed rock features. The production of planimetric, contour, and cross-section plots from stereophotographs is a time-and labor-efficient method of ...
Solveig A. Turpin +3 more
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Review feature: Archaeology in Surrey 20089
2017Surrey Archaeological Collections, 96, 267 ...
Howe, Tony +2 more
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GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE "OBI-RAHMAT"
Journal of Geography and Natural Resources, 2022The article deals with the issues of the relationship between society and nature, in particular the issues of spiritual and moral education of young people, their attitude to natural and historical monuments, one of which is the archeological monument “Obi-Rakhmat”.
I.X. Abdullaev, Sh. Ubaydullaeva
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Automatic Extraction of Petrographic Features from Pottery of Archaeological Interest
Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage, 2015The microscopic description of ancient pottery is widely used for the fabric definition, classification and provenance assessment. In most cases, however, the description is qualitative. An improvement of the study of archaeological pottery needs a more objective approach with quantitative analysis.
Giovanni Puglisi +3 more
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Extracting Linear Features in Archaeological Contexts
Journal on Computing and Cultural HeritageThe detection and recording of tens to hundreds of centimetre-scale features in archaeological sites represent a challenge in data collection during field work. Traditionally, archaeological field documentation relies on sketches and line drawings made by hand.
Ivan Gutierrez +3 more
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Restoration of Archaeological Artifacts by a Genetic Algorithm with Image Features
Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence, 2014The repair work of archaeological artifacts broken into pieces contains positioning problems. Therefore, an intelligent computer-assisted system was proposed to rebuild archaeological discoveries from fragments. A real coded genetic algorithm (GA) and a hill-climbing algorithm was evaluated to reconstruct a 3D object. The fitness function value for the
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Measurement of constant radius geometric features in archaeological pottery
Measurement, 2018Abstract Constant radius geometric features are a common type of manufacturing features of ancient ceramics. They are obtained by a sweeping action of a tool, which leaves negative or positive traces characterized by a cross-section with one or more constant radii.
Di Angelo, L. +3 more
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The Application of 3D Photogrammetry for In-Field Documentation of Archaeological Features
Advances in Archaeological Practice, 2015AbstractThe logistics of time-efficient yet accurate documentation of archaeological features are a challenge within the context of pedestrian survey. Here we present results of two case studies documenting the use of photogrammetry under field conditions within the Great Plains.
Douglass, Matthew J +2 more
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