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Journal of Computer Applications in Archaeology
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ISSN 2514-8362 · Ubiquity Press · 150 artikel di indeks
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Archaeological Classification of Small Datasets Using Meta- and Transfer Learning Methods: A Case Study on Hittite Stele Fragments
In recent years, the increasing application of machine learning (ML) techniques to solve archaeological problems has garnered substantial interest. The relevant issue is that limited-sample, heterogeneous, and non-standard structures of datasets in archaeology affect the quality of deep learning…
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From Points to Pixels – a Comparison of Structured Light, Photogrammetry, and Low-Cost Lidar Approaches in Archaeological Excavation
This study aims to compare three different 3D recording technologies—structured light scanning (Artec Leo), photogrammetry (Nikon D5300/Agisoft Metashape), and low-cost LiDAR (iPhone with PolyCam)—in the context of archaeological excavation documentation. The focus has been on evaluating their…
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Subsistence Strategies in Agent-Based Models of Foraging Hominins: State of the Art and Challenges
Hominins lived for most of their history as foragers in complete dependence on plants and animals in their surroundings. Depending on the regions they occupied, the available resources may have differed greatly intra- and inter-annually while shifts in climate altered the available ecosystems over…
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Bridging the Gap: Using Mobile Augmented Reality to Reconnect Museum Artifacts at Lofotr Viking Museum in Norway with Their Original Contexts
Museums frequently display artefacts removed from the landscapes where they were found and used, weakening visitors’ ability to understand object–place relationships. This article investigates whether mobile augmented reality (AR) can help re-establish such relationships by re-placing museum…
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Press Play to Enter: Serious Gaming and the Body at the Asklepieion of Kos
This paper examines the potential of using game engines and virtual reality devices to study the 2nd century BC Koan Asklepieion during festivals. Building on earlier visualisations and functional hypotheses, the study explores how digital environments enriched with moving human and animal bodies…
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Evaluating Livestock Culling Practices Using Population Projection Models in Neolithic Dalmatia
Mortality profiles derived from age-at-death estimates of archaeological animal remains reveal the outcomes of prehistoric herders slaughtering decisions. Survivorship curves from these data are often interpreted as evidence for herd management strategies optimized for meat, milk, or wool…
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Decoding Archaeological Spaces: A Space Syntax Study of the Hellenistic Baths in Syracuse
The Baths of Syracuse (3rd century BC), located in the ancient city of Syracuse (modern Siracusa) in Sicily, Italy, are an important representative of Hellenistic public bath architecture. This study examines the spatial configuration of the Baths of Syracuse to identify architectural type and…
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GIS-Based Throwshed Analysis for Conflict Archaeology
In conflict archaeology, KOCOA—an acronym for Key terrain, Observation and fields of fire, Concealment and cover, Obstacles and Avenues of approach—is a widely used methodology for battlefield terrain analysis. Its field of fire and cover aspects are usually identified by visibility analysis and…
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Constructing Greater Cahokia: Site Concentrations and Visibility Surrounding America’s First City
About 1,000 years ago, Central Cahokia, located in modern day Illinois on the floodplain opposite St. Louis, Missouri, was a thriving city with thousands of residents. The region around Central Cahokia, filled with farmers and laborers, is called Greater Cahokia. Ongoing excavations at Greater…
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A Network View on the Big Exchange Project: Integrating and Analysing Heterogeneous Datasets
This study presents a proof-of-concept for integrating 14 datasets on 11 archaeologically relevant raw materials from the Big Exchange project into a heterogeneous information network (HIN), an informational structure explicitly modelling multiple object and relationship types. HIN-based approaches…
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Changing Movements in a Changing World: Modelling Early Pleistocene and Early Middle Pleistocene Climatic and Ecological Environments and Influences on Hominin Dispersal in Eurasia
In a world of drastic climatic and ecological changes, our knowledge of how the environment influenced hominin behaviour is of the utmost importance. Archaeology plays a key role in this domain, as it is the only discipline that studies empirical evidence of past societies’ responses to…
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Advancements and Applications of Finite Element Methods (FEM) and Laser Scanning Documentation (LSD): A Systematic Literature Review
This paper presents a systematic literature review on advancements and applications of Finite Element Methods (FEM) and Laser Scanning Documentation (LSD) in Cultural Heritage Management. FEM is a numerical technique widely used in engineering and scientific disciplines for solving complex problems…
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Quantifying Inherited Uncertainty in Archaeological Legacy Data Using Fuzzy Logic Metrics: A Reference Framework and Two Case Studies
This research addresses the imperfection in archaeological data — ambiguity, partiality, imprecision, and uncertainty — through a fuzzy logic-based framework to measure uncertainty in site chronologies and typologies. The framework integrates expert interpretation and applies fuzzy operators to…
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The Digital Workflow of the Cultural Heritage Response Unit (CHRU)
Natural disasters and intensive land use increasingly threaten archaeological and cultural heritage (ACH) sites. To address this, the German Archaeological Institute (DAI), with the Leibniz Centre for Archaeology (LEIZA) and the Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW), launched in 2021 the…
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Correction: Lessons Learned: Creating Tutorials to Teach Agent-Based Modelling to Archaeologists
This article details a correction to: Visser, R.M., Lambers, K., Aitchison, K., Jutte, A., Rocks-Macqueen, D., van der Knaap, L., Romanowska, I., Brughmans, T., Linssen, J. and Pažout, A. (2025) ‘Lessons Learned: Creating Tutorials to Teach Agent-Based Modelling to Archaeologists’, Journal of…
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Archaeological Site Detection: Latest Results from a Deep Learning Based Europe Wide Hillfort Search
The increasing availability and resolution of LiDAR data are revolutionizing landscape archaeology, enabling unprecedented large-scale studies. However, the time-intensive nature of manual analysis has posed significant challenges. This research tackles the complexities of large-scale…
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Artificial Intelligence in Archaeological Site Conservation: Trends, Challenges, and Future Directions
The conservation of archaeological heritage is important for understanding and preserving human history, but conventional approaches often cannot deal effectively with the magnitude and complexity of modern issues. The integration of AI (artificial intelligence) into archaeological methodologies is…
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XRONOS: An Open Data Infrastructure for Archaeological Chronology
XRONOS (https://xronos.ch) is an open data infrastructure for the backbone of the archaeological record – chronology. It provides open access to published radiocarbon dates and other chronometric data from any period, anywhere in the world. By collating a large number of existing regional and…
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An Australian Overview: The Creation and Use of 3D Models in Australian Universities
This paper examines the current status of 3D modelling of cultural heritage objects in Australian universities, focusing on how these models are being integrated into object-based learning practices. It discusses the different approaches taken by major universities, explores the motivations behind…
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Mapping the Indian Palaeolithic
The increasing use of GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and computational methods in archaeological research runs into various methodological and interpretative roadblocks when used for non-ideal or incomplete datasets. This paper makes use of sampled legacy data on the Indian Lower Palaeolithic…