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Residues on unglazed Roman pottery: extraction of organic spectral signatures via ATR-FTIR and machine learning. [PDF]

NPJ Sci Food
Giampaolo S, Scatigno C, Migliorati L, Sgrulloni T, Festa G.   +4 more
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New Palaeolithic Findspots at Jurf ed-Darawish, Southern Jordan: Preliminary Results and Implications for Bilateral Movements between the Southern Levant and Northern Arabia

Nahar MA, Clark G, Samawi O.
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Achieving High Spatial Resolution in Elemental Mapping of Metal Samples from Archaeological Contexts

MRS Proceedings, 2002
ABSTRACTImproving the characterisation of archaeological artifacts brings a need to understand better the relationships between composition, structure and properties. With archaeological material there is also a requirement to consider the effects of ageing and environmental interactions in altering the original structure and composition, both in the ...
Lea S, Baer D, Paparazzo E, Northover P, Salter C   +4 more
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Integrating pattern and context in spatial archaeology

Journal of Archaeological Science, 1984
Abstract Traditional approaches to intrasite spatial analysis in archaeology have concentrated on identifying associations among classes of artifacts over a site surface. This focus has tended to ignore the possible effects of contextual constraints on inter-class relationships, for example the “gravity effects” of hearth features on object ...
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Significance and context in GIS-based spatial archaeology: A case study from Southeastern North America

Journal of Archaeological Science, 2017
Over 30 years ago, Kintigh and Ammerman (1982) outlined and applied a heuristic approach to spatial archaeology that balanced quantitative analyses and culturally and historically contextualized archaeology. The theoretical and methodological messages were that we need to do more than “eyeball” spatial patterns, we need to apply the proper analyses ...
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Approaching spatial context from a new perspective. What can we wait from “Archaeological Information Science”?

2016
AISc (Llobera 2010) can be defined as an integrative perspective where capturing data, representing, analysing and modelling archaeological events is an interdisciplinary focus. Moreover, we consider AISc as a logical consequence of accumulative experiences process in computer application in archaeology during last twenty years towards a synergy ...
Maximiano Castillejo, Alfredo, Cerrillo Cuenca, Enrique   +1 more
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Centralization or decentralization? A spatial analysis of archaeological sites in northern China during the 4.2 ka BP event

Frontiers in Earth Science, 2023
Zhang D, Zhang Shengda, Zhang David D
exaly  

ARCHAEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN THE CONTEXT OF SPATIAL PLANNING

2013
G. Branco, L. Rocha
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Creating spatially diverse chronologies of vegetational events in an archaeological context

Quaternary International, 2012
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Optimal Spatial Resolution for the Detection and Discrimination of Archaeological Proxies in Areas with Spectral Heterogeneity

Remote Sensing, 2020
Athos Agapiou, Agapiou Athos
exaly