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Spatial Analysis, Spatial thinking in archaeology [
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1 - Concepts for Studying the Built Environment: A framework of socio-spatial reasoning for identifying and operationalising comparative analytical units in GIS Building 65, Lecture Theatre C
2 - Formalization of scientific process and conceptual modelling for the study of territorial and products distribution dynamics (ArchaeDyn II programme) Building 65, Lecture Theatre C
3 - Can points, polygons, and lines represent dynamic and differing spatial landscapes of hunter-gatherers, pastoralists, and fisher-folk? An example of the role of GIS in understanding Holocene archaeology in the... Building 65, Lecture Theatre C
4 - Detecting the causal action, mapping the spatial distribution consequence: Geostatistic approach in chemical residues at intra-site level. Building 65, Lecture Theatre C
5 - Exploring the effects of curvature and refraction on GIS-based visibility studies Building 65, Lecture Theatre C
6 - Spatial Configuration and the Roman House: A Visibility Graph Analysis Approach Building 65, Lecture Theatre C
7 - 'There's an App for that': How can smartphones improve the ergonomics of landscape study, analysis and interpretation? Building 65, Lecture Theatre C
8 - Diffusion of Raw Materials and Manufactured Objects. A challenge for spatial analysis? Building 65, Lecture Theatre C
