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9:00am BST

1 - From system to society and safety: Twelve months of Consortium for the Earthquake-Damaged Cultural Heritage of Japan Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 2 - The visualization of the archaeological information through web servers: from data records on the ground to web publication by means of Web Map Services (WMS) Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 3 - Beyond INSPIRE: towards delivering richer heritage data in Scotland. Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 4 - Cultural Heritage Application Schema: a SDI framework within the Protected Sites INSPIRE Spatial Data Theme Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 5 - (Not) Integrating cultural heritage in the National Spatial Data Infrastructure of Botswana. Some considerations and challenges. Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 6 - SDI: A perspective from a UK archaeological unit Building 65, Lecture Theatre A

11:15am BST

1 - Quantitative methods in italian archaeology: a review Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 2 - Two heads are better than one - New approaches to identifying the origins of agriculture in Italy with DNA and C14 Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 3 - Analysis of complex overlapping rock art sequences using topological tools: the case of two fragments from Piancogno (Valcamonica, BS, Italy) Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 4 - Dating Back Historical Rock Art on Marble Surfaces By means of a Mathematical Model for the Natural Erosion Processes. Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 4 - The Use of CFD to Understand Thermal Environments Inside Roman Baths: A Transdisciplinary Approach Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 5 - Open source software and quantitative archaeology: converging trajectories? Building 65, Lecture Theatre A

4:15pm BST

1 - Developing tools for semi-automatic classification of phytoliths: a plea for help with image processing Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 2 - FKI - A New Research Institute for Culture and Computer Science in Berlin, Germany Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 3 - 21st Century Archaeology- How Do We Make an Archaeology Curriculum that Involves Digital Devices Beyond Token Programs? Building 65, Lecture Theatre A