Archaeological practice within the European context of heritage management is facing huge
challenges in ways of recording and reproduction of ex-situ preserved sites. As a …

Archaeological 3D GIS provides archaeologists with a guide to explore and understand the
unprecedented opportunities for collecting, visualising, and analysing archaeological …

HDSM, high-density survey and measurement, is the collective term for a range of new
technologies that give us the ability to measure, record, and analyze the spatial, locational …

Structures of architectural heritage are constantly exposed to natural and human-made
threats that can compromise their cultural and artistic values. This is the case of the Roman …

For over 30 years GIS has been a major theme in archaeology, leading scholars to debate
the way geo-spatial platforms can contribute to a better understanding of the ancient …

The objective of this paper was to integrate excavation and post‐processing of
archaeological and osteological contexts and material to enhance the interpretation of these …

The aim of the present work is to introduce an innovative framework for employing 3D-GIS
as an exploratory platform to perform visual analysis. Such a methodology is aimed at …

The unique rock art of the Russian Altai is increasingly suffering from human and natural
processes. Without well-directed action and documentation it will be practically impossible to …

The endokarst landscape is the result of long erosion and sedimentation processes that
have modelled an environment in which capricious forms abound. Despite being a hostile …

Archaeologists using airborne data can encounter a large variety of frame images in the
course of their work. These range from vertical aerial photographs acquired with very …