Landscape archaeology has a long history of using predictive models to improve our
knowledge of extant archaeological features around the world. Important advancements in …

The construction of dolmens took place in Europe from the Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age
(fifth millennium BC–second millennium BC) and had a rapid development along the Atlantic …

The perceptibility of a prehistoric monument (the property of being perceptible from its
surrounding landscape) can be quite difficult to analyse by means of traditional static …

Predictive modeling is an effective tool to extrapolate the distribution pattern of ancient
settlements, and the adaptative strategies of ancient populations to ever-changing …

Although a theoretical model for the settlement patterns of Galician Palaeolithic has been
proposed in the last decades, it has not been statistically tested. The present paper aims to …

The increasing relevance of remote sensing and artificial intelligence (AI) for archaeological
research and cultural heritage management is undeniable. However, there is a critical gap …

Los estudios de la visibilidad de monumentos pretéritos cuentan con larga tradición en el
campo arqueológico, siendo una de las aplicaciones de los métodos sig más importantes …

Los análisis espaciales de puntos son herramientas estadísticas con grandes posibilidades
de aplicación en la Arqueología del territorio y del paisaje. En este trabajo introducimos y …

La investigación de la conectividad de las sociedades pasadas a través de evidencia
arqueológica ha ido integrando diversas herramientas computacionales, que han mejorado …

This paper investigates the landscapes of Neolithic communities found within Costa da
Morte (Coast of Death), Galicia. Its goal is to uncover whether or not the megalithic …