Titlebook: Archaeological Survey; E. B. Banning Textbook 2002 Kluwer Academic / Plenum Publishers, New York 2002 archaeological method.archaeological

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Surveying for Spatial Structure, Variance. The chapter will not go into details of the analytical methods themselves, but will show how missing data could undermine their results, and how to tailor survey to meet their assumptions (see also Kowalewski, 1990).

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Matrix Retention of Hydrocarbons,vestigation of less accessible landscapes, survey method and technology, and theoretical and mathematical aspects of survey design. These take on particular importance in the context of the rapid pace of urban and industrial development, which is destroying and degrading archaeological landscapes at an alarming pace.

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