The machine learning (ML) toolset is ideal for New Zealand archaeology (Bickler 2021a).
The ability to leverage LiDAR data with repeatable and transparent practices is an attractive …

The remembrance of the dead is a ubiquitous dimension of most human societies, and the
spatial dimension of mortuary practices actively constitutes an essential element of the …

Land-use legacy on forest dynamics at both stand and landscape scale can last for
centuries, affecting forest structure and species composition. We aimed to disentangle the …

For the last seven years, PlanetScope satellites have started near-daily imaging of parts of
the Earth's surface, making high-density multitemporal, multispectral, 3-m pixel imagery …

Critical data concerning key developments in global human history now lie submerged on
continental shelves where investigations confront significant challenges. Whereas …

Many Maya archaeological areas are not comprehensively or systematically mapped
because ruins, often hidden under tropical forest canopy in rugged terrain, can take decades …

A novel multi-technique approach has been applied for the identification and mapping of
wild orchids using a combination of remote sensing and spectral image analysis. The five …

Archaeologists are accustomed to constructing narratives cast within periods frequently
defined by the rise and ultimate replacement of distinctive technologies. Contemporary …

Mud volcanism is observed in many tectonically active regions worldwide. One of the typical
areas of mud volcanic activity is the Taman Peninsula, Russia. In this article, we examine the …

The intensive use of geophysics in archaeological investigations demands new ways of fast
and meaningful data interpretation. With the increasing size and complexity of …