GIS in Archaeology

Jun 08, 2012

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GIS in Archaeology

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Archaeology in the Classroom archaeology

Archaeology in the Classroom archaeology Suzanne Moramarco LT 130 What is Archaeology? Archaeology is the study of the physical remains of past human cultures. Why Study Archaeology? To understand the human past is essential for understanding the present and shaping the future.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. 4th Edition. Chapter 1. Meet Some Real Archaeologists. Outline. Introduction The Western World Discovers Its Past Founders of Americanist Archaeology Revolution in Archaeology: An Advancing Science Archaeology in the Twenty-First Century Conclusion: Archaeology's Future.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. Riddles in the Dirt. Archaeology. Αρχαιολογιας – Ancient Discourse The scienceart concerned with the material remains of man’s past Firstly directed to Biblical Discoveries Covers both the Magnificent and the Mundane. Ancient Eras. Beginnings.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. By Zohaib. Basic facts. Archaeologists use small tools like brushes to excavate artifacts. Digging into the past. An archaeology discovers the past through objects. Digging Deeper. Did you now that everything used by people is an artifact EVEN YOUR TRASH!. Did you know?.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. Linking Ontario Students and Their Past Cathy MacDonald and Joanne Lea OHASSTA Conference Toronto, 2008. What is archaeology?. the study of the HUMAN past from the examination of remains of material culture: -artifacts (materials modified and used by humans e.g. an axe)

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Computing in Archaeology

Computing in Archaeology. Session 11. Correlation and regression analysis. © Richard Haddlesey www.medievalarchitecture.net. Lecture aims. To introduce correlation and regression techniques. The scattergram.

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GIS in Archaeology

Basic Principles. Principles of Map DesignDecide on purpose of map and what elements need to be includedDesign map so the most important element stands out first. Choose simplest design that serves the purposeMake map elements as readily understandable as possibleDesign secondary elements to co

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Archaeology and GIS

Archaeology and GIS. Introduction. Cultural Resource Management (CRM) is the practice of preserving and interpreting cultural resources. CRM has been growing since the National Historic Preservation Act was passed in 1966.

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Employability in Archaeology

Employability in Archaeology. Kenneth Aitchison, Institute of Field Archaeologists & Melanie Giles, University of Manchester. Employability and curriculum design in archaeology. Employability and Curriculum Design in Archaeology. Research into labour market intelligence statistics

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Indiana Archaeology Month & Archaeology in Indiana

Indiana Archaeology Month & Archaeology in Indiana . The DNR’s Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology (DHPA) is the lead archaeological agency in our state.

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GIS and Archaeology

GIS and Archaeology. By Matthew Previto Intern at the Digital Social Science Center Fall 2012-Spring 2013. Geographic Information Systems (GIS). A data based interactive computer software program. Developed in the 1960s. Multiple Layers and attribute tables. Archaeology.

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ARCHAEOLOGY

ARCHAEOLOGY. An Introduction. What is archaeology?. Turn to the person sitting beside you and discuss what you believe archaeology is. Be prepared to share your ideas. What is archaeology?. Archaeology is the study of remains of past human activity.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. What is Archaeology?. The recovery of material evidence remaining from the past. Cactus Hill. Location : Southeast Virginia near Nottoway River Humans lived there as early as 15,000 years ago. One of the oldest sites in North America. Brown BAG ARCHAEOLOGISTS.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. Photo from my work at Mammoth Cave National Park. Archaeologists DO NOT:. Study dinosaurs. Just look for pretty or valuable objects. Just pick up artifacts. Spend all their time just digging. Buy, sell, or put a price on artifacts. What Is Archaeology?.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. Tom Davie Careers, Employability and Enterprise Centre. Careers, Employability and Enterprise Centre Durham University 49 New Elvet Durham DH1 3PF Tel: 0191 334 1430. www.durham.ac.uk/careers/. How can we help?. Career planning advice Reports and contacts

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ARCHAEOLOGY Archaeology Introduction

ARCHAEOLOGY Archaeology Introduction. What kind of discipline is Archaeology : It is a science…why? Careful, logical examination that follows specific processes in an attempt to validate or negate an hypothesis .

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Archaeology

Archaeology. Jesus birth and childhood. Jesus’s Birth and Childhood. What do we know? Pre-birth The cultural background Birth Childhood. A Tale of Two Kings.

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Archaeology

Archaeology. Coasts and rivers. Coastal archaeology. Mesolithic shell middens in Scotland Mesolithic footprints. Coastal archaeology. Seahenge. Coastal archaeology. Iron Age redhills Roman forts e.g. Bradwell-on-Sea Medieval villages e.g. Gullane near Edinburgh. Coastal archaeology.

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Ethics in archaeology

Ethics in archaeology. Ethical issues in archaeology. Human remains – excavation and storage Looting and illicit trade in antiquities Repatriation of artefacts Who can dig – professionals or amateurs?. Who can dig?. PPG16 ties archaeology to the planning process

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Careers In Archaeology

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Archaeology in History

Archaeology in History. What can we learn from a Bag o’ Bones???. Prehistory. Prehistory : BEFORE the invention of writing; about 5,000 years ago. The EARLIEST HUMANS.

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GIS: The Modern Approach Of An Archaeology

Geographic Information Science (GIS) has made a major impact in fields like the earth sciences and historical research by opening new avenues for discovery and providing a new perspective on the world around us. Archaeologists were among the earliest adopters of GIS, beginning to utilize geospatial technology for projects in the 1980s. Though older software could be challenging to use, GIS mapping was an intuitive fit in a field focused on exploring human history through the recovery of artifacts and architecture.

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Presentation Transcript

Archaeology in the Classroom archaeology

Archaeology

Archaeology

Archaeology

Archaeology

Computing in Archaeology

GIS in Archaeology

Archaeology and GIS

Employability in Archaeology

Indiana Archaeology Month &amp; Archaeology in Indiana

GIS and Archaeology

ARCHAEOLOGY

Archaeology

Archaeology

Archaeology

ARCHAEOLOGY Archaeology Introduction

Archaeology

Archaeology

Ethics in archaeology

Careers In Archaeology

Archaeology in History

GIS: The Modern Approach Of An Archaeology

Indiana Archaeology Month & Archaeology in Indiana