The paper presents the use of tablet pc in archaeology, it explains what is a tablet PC and the steps to draw archaeological remains using a digital photomosaic. It’s described the test made during the experience in the roman town Grumentum in South Italy (2006). The use of a tablet pc in archaeological excavation is a powerful tool for digital documentation. This work explains a method to take...

Abstract. The use of different data from satellite platforms for archaeological prospecting and remote sensing has been applied since the end 20th century. Although current drones with visible multispectral sensors small areas partially replaced in some cases this type information due to its higher spatial resolution. historical importance imagery is essential find out about compare transformat...

Cultural heritage expresses the identity and privacy of previous societies, as it represents great importance to researchers in this field, countries have taken steps preserve through legislative technical mechanisms procedures represented protection schemes, Algeria was among first protecting its archaeological sites, especially after issuance Law 04/1994 related cultural heritage, Which gave ...

Samples of guanaco bone from an archaeological site in the Pampas of Argentina have been analysed to understand the diagenetic profile of the bone assemblages that characterized the taphonomic history of the site. Two archaeological occupations of Paso Otero 1 were investigated, encompassing similar landscape settings, climates, and depositional environments. The time span is a c. 2000 year per...

Archaeological sites hold important clues to complex climate-human relationships of the past. Human settlements in the peripheral zone of Indus culture (Gujarat, western India) are of considerable importance in the assessment of past monsoon-human-subsistence-culture relationships and their survival thresholds against climatic stress exerted by abrupt changes. During the mature phase of Harappa...

D.C. Comer, A Primer on Space Archaeology: In Observance of the 40th Anniversary of the World Heritage Convention, SpringerBriefs in Archaeology 5, DOI 10.1007/978-1-4614-6074-9_15, © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 Abstract With its ability to penetrate dense tropical canopies, LiDAR is revolutionizing how ancient Mesoamerican landscapes are recorded. Locating ancient sites in th...