Titlebook: Archaeology from Historical Aerial and Satellite Archives; William S. Hanson,Ioana A. Oltean Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media, LL

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Wenying Xu,Daniel W. C. Ho,Jinde Caopart of the National Mapping Programme, a project initiated and funded by English Heritage. Among the wide range of photographs consulted during the project, the most important were RAF verticals dating from the mid-twentieth century. These photographs cover the entire county, they were taken at pro

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Bijnan Bandyopadhyay,Abhisek K. Beheraecause it was acquired before the onset of mechanised farming, intensive industrial activity and major urban development, historical aerial photography reveals a landscape that is both closer to that of antiquity and more legible in detail. This chapter outlines the main sources of archival imagery

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-23044-3ted to the category of military secrets, they were unable to follow the developments in archaeological aerial reconnaissance experienced in Western Europe in the period after the Second World War. This chapter outlines some of the difficulties archaeologists experienced in acquiring aerial photograp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-23044-3h projects conducted in the Iberian Peninsula. The richest Spanish and Portuguese aerial photographic archives are described, before presenting two different examples of their use from the Atlantic seaboard. While the first case study takes a wide perspective on a Galician landscape, the second is a

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Agiles Projektmanagement im Eventbereich,ive cultures of south-eastern Uruguay. Historic aerial photographs have been crucial for both locating and obtaining a complete inventory of mound sites associated with these archaeological cultures, known as the ‘Constructores de Cerritos’, since the landscape of south-eastern Uruguay has been dram