Fluvial environments represent complex human-water systems, as floodplains have always
been among the most suitable environments for human subsistence. In this paper, we …

Point Pattern Analysis (PPA) has gained momentum in archaeological research, particularly
in site distribution pattern recognition compared to supra-regional environmental variables …

Monumental rectangular stone structures called mustatils are an important emerging feature
of the Holocene archaeological record of northwestern Arabia. To date, few have been …

Funerary landscapes are eminent results of the relationship between environments and
superstructural human behavior, spanning over wide territories and growing over centuries …

Computational methods recently gained momentum in archaeological science, particularly
affecting large site distribution samples and environmental explanatory parameters …

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 …

As anywhere else around the world, GIS is an essential tool in Galician Archaeology (NW
Spain) when examining and analysing spatial data. This is also true for the study of mounds …

Multicomponent environmental models have increasingly found their way into
archaeological research. Mostly, these models aim to understand human patterns as a result …