Accelerating the discovery of new Nasca geoglyphs using deep learning
Masato Sakai +4 more
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Historical human footprint on modern tree species composition in the Purus-Madeira interfluve, central Amazonia. [PDF]
Levis C +6 more
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Exploring proxies for occupation intensity in hunter-gatherer settlement systems: A combination of ethnohistoric and archaeological data. [PDF]
Clark AE +9 more
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Newly Discovered Geoglyphs in the Nasca Pampa, Peru
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Application of artificial intelligence techniques for the profiling of visitors to tourist destinations. [PDF]
Schrader J +7 more
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The Final Days of Paracas in Cerro del Gentil, Chincha Valley, Peru. [PDF]
Tantaleán H +3 more
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Multiethnicity, pluralism, and migration in the south central Andes: An alternate path to state expansion. [PDF]
Goldstein PS.
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A new diagnostic horizon in WRB for anthropic topsoils in Amazonian Dark Earths (South America). [PDF]
ANJOS, L. H. +2 more
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GIS-based visibility studies of the Nasca geoglyphs at Palpa, Peru
The Nasca lines or geoglyphs in southern Peru are known as one of archaeology's greatest mysteries. Since the 1980s, however, new approaches have helped to better understand their function and meaning. The recent photogrammetric recording of 1 500 geoglyphs in the vicinity ofPalpa enabled for the first time a GIS-based analysis.
Lambers, Karsten, Sauerbier, Martin
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