This paper provides an up-to-date history of archaeological computer simulation, starting
with the early 1970s simulation models, but paying particular attention to those developed …

Abstract Agent-Based Modeling (ABM) represents a methodology with significant potential
for altering archaeological analytical practice. The continued growth in the number of …

This article explores the coevolution of landscape approaches and geospatial tools in
Middle Eastern archaeology. From the first aerial reconnaissance programs, archaeologists …

Spatio-temporal understanding of past domestic activities is a key aspect of archaeological
reasoning. The identification of markers of particular anthropic actions through time has …

This chapter discusses some of the conceptual issues surrounding the use of agent-based
modelling in archaeology. Specifically, it addresses three questions: Why use agent-based …

Geographic information systems (GIS) have become a core tool of archaeology by allowing
the rapid comparison of complex datasets and supporting wholly new forms of analysis. This …

This paper explores the robustness of phylogenetic methods for detecting variations in
branching and blending signals in the archaeological record. Both processes can generate …

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The creation of the Roman Empire promoted the connectivity of a vast area around the
Mediterranean sea. Mobility and trade flourished over the Roman provinces as massive …

The increasing proliferation of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUASs) is forcing a
paradigm shift in military doctrine surrounding counter-sUAS and sUAS deployment tactics …