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Toward Standardised Vocabularies for Norwegian Archaeology
The Museum of Cultural History (MCH) at the University of Oslo, Norway, has undertaken a series of infrastructure projects with the aim of improving the standardisation of archaeological data and increasing data integration at both a national and ...
Espen Uleberg +3 more
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Archaeologists are under pressure to demonstrate that their work has impact beyond the discipline. This has prompted some archaeologists — and in particular environmental archaeologists and palaeoecologists — to argue that an understanding of past ...
Suzi Richer +2 more
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Joined up Thinking: Aggregating archaeological datasets at an international scale
The archaeological research community was an early adopter of digital tools for data acquisition, organisation, analysis, and presentation of research results of individual projects.
Julian D. Richards
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This short article illustrates the growth in the use of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) GIS tools in European archaeology. It draws mainly on the experience gained using the programs gvSIG CE and Survey2GIS.
David Bibby, Benjamin Ducke
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BaDACor is a database that contains a comprehensive inventory of archaeological sites located in the province of Córdoba, Argentina. The creation of this database was the result of a top-down approach, which involved the collaboration of decision-makers ...
Andrés. D. Izeta, Roxana Cattáneo
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Investigation of how gate residues in the main channel affect the catalytic activity of Scytalidium thermophilum catalase. [PDF]
Scytalidium thermophilum produces a catalase enzyme that is capable of oxidizing o‐diphenolic and some p‐diphenolic compounds in the absence of hydrogen peroxide. To better understand the role of the main channel in phenol oxidase activity, the gate residues Glu484 and Thr188 in the upper part of the main channel were investigated in a combined kinetic,
Yuzugullu Karakus Y +5 more
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This article focuses on the use of Google Earth as a tool to facilitate public engagement and dissemination of data. It examines a case study based around one of the largest archaeological investigations of the Stonehenge landscape, the Stonehenge ...
Kate Welham +8 more
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Bits and Pieces: early Bronze Age stone bracers from Ireland
Large numbers of bracers from Ireland were illustrated and published by Peter Harbison in 1976. In association with the preparation of a similar corpus of the bracer material from England (as part of a Birmingham University Leverhulme project on Early ...
Fiona Roe, Ann Woodward
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"Investigating Olduvai: Archaeology of Human Origins" - 4 years on
How impressive is Olduvai Gorge? For me, enough to remember for a lifetime. For Clive Gamble, who visited recently, far more than in any photograph. For generations of students, though, Olduvai is little more than a 'site' illustrated by photographs in ...
John Gowlett
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In this article we will discuss the challenges involved in presenting the looting of archaeological sites and the illicit trade in cultural property to the interested public.
Meg Lambert, Donna Yates
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