Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have evolved from a specialist field to an essential tool in archaeology. This clearly written and solid book provides a comprehensive guide to using GIS in archaeological research.
Contents
- Theoretical background and basic principles of GIS
- Data acquisition and database design
- Interpolation of elevation models
- Exploratory data analysis and spatial queries
- Statistical spatial analysis and map algebra
- Spatial operations such as slope and orientation calculation, filtering, and erosion modeling
- Methods for analyzing regions
- Visibility analysis
- Network analysis, including hydrological modeling
- Preparation of high-quality output for paper and digital publications
- Use and creation of metadata
With numerous archaeological examples, this book is an indispensable resource, suitable for both novice and advanced users. It is suitable for education, research projects, and cultural heritage management. The language is Dutch and the level is aimed at professionals and academics in archaeology.
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