Titlebook: Good Practice in Archaeological Diagnostics; Non-invasive Survey Cristina Corsi,Bo?idar Slap?ak,Frank Vermeulen Book 2013 Springer Interna

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Aerial Photography in Archaeologyting on the importance of this tool, which is now fundamental in regional topographical studies, and an opportunity to restate some of the practice’s basic concepts. With its many applications, aerial photography represents one of the greatest sources of useful material for studies in this sector. A

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Undistorting the Past: New Techniques for Orthorectification of Archaeological Aerial Frame Imageryaphs acquired with very expensive calibrated optics to oblique images from hand-held, uncalibrated cameras and even photographs shot with compact cameras from an array of unmanned airborne solutions. Additionally, imagery can be recorded in one or more spectral bands of the complete optical electrom

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Roman Urban Survey: The Mapping and Monitoring of Complex Settlement Sites with Active Aerial Photoged Roman town sites is used to present aspects of best practice when dealing with the survey strategy, discovery, mapping and monitoring of such settlement sites. Examples from the Radio-Past project, as well as from other long standing research projects, are being used to illustrate some of the pot

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Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR)as based either on 2D data acquisition and real-time interpretation or low-resolution pseudo-3D surveying which has significantly limited the use of the technology to small projects and research purposes. Hardware, software, data processing and data acquisition methodologies have improved dramatical

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Intra-site Artefact Surveysarchaeological sites. I shall focus on the largest category of site, urban settlements with multiple phases of occupation, although the discussion is equally relevant to villages and in many respects to smaller rural sites if they show several phases of use. For reference the challenges of complex m