Table of Contents

Foreword: Computers and Mathematics in Archaeology, Anatomy of an Ineluctable Success! (François DJINDJIAN) ;

Chapter 1 Historiography ;
Towards a History of Archaeological Computing: An Introduction (Paola MOSCATI) ;
A Retrospective on GIS and AIS Platforms for Public Archaeology in Italy Searching Backward for Roots and Looking Onwards for new Methodological Road-Maps (Mirella SERLORENZI, Ilaria JOVINE, Giorgia LEONI, Andrea DE TOMMASI, Andrea VARAVALLO) ;
Art History of the Ancient Near East and Mathematical Models. An Overview (Alessandro DI LUDOVICO and Sergio CAMIZ) ;
Archaeology and Computer Applications: The Automatic Cataloging of Italian Archaeological Heritage (Alessandra CARAVALE) ;

Chapter 2 Field and Laboratory Data Recording ;
Practical Assessment of a Multi-Frequency Slingram EMI for Archaeological Prospection (François-Xavier SIMON, Alain TABBAGH, Apostolos SARRIS) ;
Utilizing Magnetic Prospection and GIS to Examine Settlement Organization in Neolithic Southeastern Europe (Alexis NIEKAMP, Apostolos SARRIS) ;
Historic Forest Change: New Approaches to Land Use Land Cover (Charlotte E. STANCIOFF, Robert G. PONTIUS Jr, Scott MADRY, Elizabeth JONES) ;
Challenges and Perspectives of Woodland Archaeology Across Europe (Hauke KENZLER, Karsten LAMBERS) ;
Archaeological Mapping of Large Forested Areas, Using Semi-Automatic Detection and Visual Interpretation of High-Resolution Lidar Data (Øivind Due TRIER, Lars Holger PILØ) ;
Laser scanning and Automated Photogrammetry for Knowledge and Representation of the Rupestrian Architecture in Cappadocia: Sahinefendi and the Open Air Museum of Goreme (Marco CARPICECI, Carlo INGLESE) ;
Advantages and Disadvantages of Digital Approach in Archaeological Fieldwork (Carlo BIANCHINI, Francesco BORGOGNI, Alfonso IPPOLITO) ;
From Survey to Representation of the Model. A Documentation of Typological and Chronological Sequences of Archaeological Artefacts: Traditional and Innovative Approach (Alfonso IPPOLITO, Luca J. SENATORE, Barbara BELELLI MARCHESINI, Gabriella CEROLI) ;
Archaeology in the Third and Fourth Dimensions: A Case Study of 3D Data Collection and Analysis From Prince Rupert, BC, Canada (Alyssa PARKER, Morley ELDRIDGE) ;
Integrated RTI Approaches for the Study of Painted Surfaces (Eleni KOTOULA, Graeme EARL) ;
Survey, Documentation and Analysis of the Archeological Architecture: the House of the Knights of Rhodes in the Forum of Augustus (Carlo BIANCHINI, Gaia Lisa TACCHI) ;
Digital Research Strategies for Ancient Papyri: A Case Study on Mounted Fragments of The Derveni Papyrus (Eleni KOTOULA, Graeme EARL) ;

Chapter 3. Ontologies and Standards ;
Towards Linked-Data in Numismatics: How the DIANA Approach can Improve the Diachrony Integrating Heterogeneous Pieces of Data (Maria CALTABIANO, Mariangela PUGLISI, Antonio CELESTI, Grazia SALAMONE) ;
Celtic Coins in Context, a New Database (Katherine GRUEL, Agnes TRICOCHE, Philippe CHARNOTET) ;
Uncertainty Handling for Ancient Coinage (Karsten TOLLE, David WIGG-WOLF) ;
Interoperability of the ArSol (Archives du Sol) Database Based on the CIDOC-CRM Ontology (Emeline LE GOFF, Olivier MARLET, Xavier RODIER, Stéphane CURET, Philippe HUSI) ;
Find the Balance - Modelling Aspects in Archaeological Information Systems (Franz SCHWARZBACH, Felix F. SCHÄFER, Alexander SCHULZE) ;
Integration of Archaeological Datasets Through the Gradual Refinement of Models (Cesar GONZALEZ-PEREZ, Patricia MARTÍN-RODILLA) ;
Linked Open Greek Pottery (Ethan GRUBER, Tyler Jo SMITH) ;
The Digital Archaeological Workflow: A Case Study from Sweden (Marcus J. SMITH) ;
Exploring Time and Space in the Annotation of Museum Catalogues: The Sloane Virtual Exhibition Experience (Stephen STEAD, Dominic OLDMAN, Jonathan Whitson CLOUD) ;
Building Comprehensive Management Systems for Cultural – Historical Information (Chryssoula BEKIARI, Martin DOERR, Dimitris ANGELAKIS, Flora KARAGIANNI) ;
Managing Time Dimension in the Archaeological Urban Information System of the Historical Heritage of Rome and Verona (Alberto BELUSSI, Sara MIGLIORINI, Piergiovanna GROSSI) ;
Towards an Archaeological Information System: Improving the Core Data Model (Muriel van RUYMBEKE, Cyril CARRÉ, Vincent DELFOSSE, Pierre HALLOT, Michelle PFEIFFER, Roland BILLEN) ;

Chapter 4. Internet and Archaeology ;
Archaeological Open Access Journals: The Case of ‘Archeologia e Calcolatori’ (Alessandra CARAVALE, Alessandra PIERGROSSI) ;
Massive Open Online Opportunity: MOOCs and Internet–Based Communities of Archaeological Practice (Jeffrey P. EMANUEL) ;
Moving Instruction Beyond the Museum’s Walls: Priorities in Online Public Education at the Oriental Institute (Kathryn GROSSMAN, Catherine Kenyon, Megaera LORENZ, Brittany HAYDEN) ;
Crowd- and Community-Fuelled Archaeology. Early Results from the MicroPasts Project (Chiara BONACCHI, Andrew BEVAN, Daniel PETT, Adi KEINAN-SCHOONBAERT) ;
The ACCORD Project: Archaeological Community Co-Production of Research Resources (Stuart JEFFREY, Alex HALE, Cara JONES, Sian JONES, Mhairi MAXWELL) ;

Chapter 5. Archaeological Information Systems ;
12000 Years of Human Occupation, 3 Meters Deep Stratigraphy, 12 Hectares… A Geographical Information System (GIS) for the Preventive Archaeology Operation at Alizay (Normandie, France) (Sylvain MAZET, Cyril MARCIGN, BrunoAUBRY, Isabelle COMTE, Philippe BOULINGUIEZ) ;
Records and Spatial Representations in the Context of a Rescue Excavation: The Case of Quincieux (Rhône-Alpes, France) (Ellebore SEGAIN, Veronique VACHON, Bernard MOULIN, Cécile RAMPONI, Wojciech WIDLAK) ;
Cartography and Heritage: Past Practice and Future Potential for Mapping Scotland’s Cultural Heritage (Peter MCKEAGUE) ;
Visualization Based on the Norwegian University Museum Database (Espen ULEBERG, Mieko MATSUMOTO) ;
An Inventory of Lucanian Heritage (Alain DUPLOUY, Vincenzo CAPOZZOLI, Alessia ZAMBON) ;
Integrating Complex Archaeological Datasets from the Neolithic in a Web-Based GIS (Kai-Christian BRUHN, Thomas ENGEL, Tobias KOHR, Detlef GRONENBORN) ;
Enhanced 3D-GIS: Documenting Insula V 1 in Pompeii (Giacomo LANDESCHI, Nicolò DELL’UNTO, Daniele FERDANI, Stefan LINDGREN, Anne-Marie LEANDER TOUATI) ;
MAPPA Open Data Metadata. The Importance of Archaeological Background (Francesca ANICHINI, Gabriele GATTIGLIA) ;
A Simple Way to Formalize the Dating of Stratigraphic Units (Bruno DESACHY) ;
Recognizing Temporalities in Urban Units from a Functional Approach: Three Case Studies (Julie GRAVIER) ;
OH_FET: A Computer Application for Analysing Urban Dynamics Over Long Time Spans (Laure SALIGNY, Ludovic GRANJON, Thomas HUET, Gaël SIMON, Xavier RODIER, Bastien LEFEBVRE) ;
An ‘Alphabet’ to Describe the Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Settlement Systems: A Relevant Representation of Time? (Marie-Jeanne OURIACHI, Frédérique BERTONCELLO, with the collaboration of Pierre NOUVEL, Laure NUNINGER, Elise FOVET, Stephane ALIX) ;

Chapter 6. GIS and Spatial Analysis ;
ArkeoGIS, Merging Geographical and Archaeological Datas Online (Loup BERNARD, Damien ERTLEN, Dominique SCHWARTZ) ;
Counting Sheep Without Falling Asleep: Using GIS to Calculate the Minimum Number of Skeletal Elements (MNE) and Other Archaeozoological Measures at Schöningen 13Ii-4 ‘Spear Horizon’ (Alejandro GARCÍA-MORENO, Jarod M. HUTSON, Aritza VILLALUENGA, Elaine TURNER, Sabine GAUDZINSKI-WINDHEUSER) ;
Looking for the Best. A Comparison Between GIS and PageRank Based Algorithms for Preventive Archaeology in Urban Areas (Dubbini NEVIO, Gabriele GATTIGLIA, Augusto PALOMBINI) ;
Analyses of Bone Modifications on Human Remains: A GIS Approach (Elsa CIESIELSKI, Hervé BOHBOT) ;
Territorial Organisation of the Terramare Culture (Bronze Age, Italy): Use of GIS Methodology to Tackle Societal Issues (Julie BOUDRY) ;
From the Excavation to the Territory: Contributions of GIS Tools to the Study of the Spatial Organization of the Archaeological Site of Argentomagus (France, Indre, Saint-Marcel/Argenton-sur-Creuse) (Emeline LE GOFF, Laure LAÜT, Yoann RABASTÉ, Françoise DUMASY) ;
The Integration of Landscape Processes in Archaeological Site Prediction in the Mugello Basin (Tuscany/Italy) (Elmar SCHMALTZ, Michael MÄRKER, Hans-Joachim ROSNER, Adrew-Williams KANDEL) ;
The Use of Burgundy Stone from Ancient Times to the Present Day (Stéphane BÜTTNER, Delphine MONTANGE, Laure SALIGNY, Marion FOUCHER with the collaboration of Eric LECLERCQ, Marinette SAVONNET) ;
Exploring Intervisibility Networks: A Case Study From Bronze and Iron Age Istria (Croatia and Slovenia) (Zoran ČUČKOVIĆ) ;

Chapter 7. Mathematics and Statistics in Archaeology ;
Intentional Process Modeling of Statistical Analysis Methods (Charlotte HUG, Rebecca DENECKÈRE, Ammar AYMEN) ;
Ancient Mesopotamian Glyptic Products, Statistics and Data Mining: A Research Proposal (Alessandro DI LUDOVICO, Sergio CAMIZ) ;
Intrasite Spatial Analysis Applied to the Neolithic Sites of the Paris Basin: From the Archaeological Feature to Global Analysis (François GILIGNY) ;
Statistical and Mathematical Models for Archaeological Data Mining: A Comparison (Nevio DUBBINI, Adam LODOEN) ;

Chapter 8. 3D Archaeology and Virtual Archaeology ;
Measuring and Describing 3D Texture (Vera MOITINHO DE ALMEIDA, Juan Antonio BARCELÓ) ;
Old Versus New – Introducing Image-Based 3D Modeling into the General Documentation Workflow of Archaeological Rescue Excavations. Case Studies: the Čachtice and Bratislava castles, Slovakia (Jan ZACHAR, Seta ŠTUHEC) ;
Beyond Spreadsheets: Digitising the Archaeological Artefact Inventory Process (Arianna TRAVIGLIA, Stephen WHITE, Andrew WILSON) ;
Potentialities of 3D Reconstruction in Maritime Archaeology (Elisa COSTA, Carlo BELTRAME, Francesco GUERRA) ;
Cultural Heritage Documentation in Cave Environnement Using Low-Cost Means for Archaeologists. Case Study of the Larchant Caves in the Fontainebleau Forest in France (Aurelia LUREAU, Mehdi BELARBI, Pascal RAYMOND, Régis TOUQUET) ;
Forum Romanum: A 3D Model for Self-Service Educational Purposes (Philippe FLEURY, Sophie MADELEINE, Nicolas LEFÈVRE) ;
The Virtual Reconstruction of a Small Medieval Town: The Case of Briviesca (Spain) (Mario ALAGUERO, Andres BUSTILLO, Blanca GUINEA,Lena IGLESIAS) ;
25 Years of Experience in Virtual Reconstructions - Research Projects, Status Quo of Current Research and Visions for the Future (Mieke PFARR-HARFST) ;
The Archaeological Excavation of the Early Neolithic Site of Portonovo as a Case Study for Testing a 3D Documentation Pipeline (Cecilia Conati BARBARO, Eva Savina MALINVERNI, Anna Nora TASSETTI, Chiara LA MARCA) ;

Chapter 9. Multi-Agent Systems and Complex System Modelling ;
A Density-Based Simulation Approach for Evaluating Prehistoric Population Fluctuations in Finland (Tarja SUNDELL, Juhana KAMMONEN) ;
Multi-Agent Modelling of the Neolithic LBK (Jean-Pierre BOCQUET-APPEL, Richard MOUSSA, Jérôme DUBOULOZ) ;
Explaining the Adoption of ‘Innovations’ in Western Europe During Bronze Age: Towards an Agent-Based Simulation (Juan A. BARCELÓ, Florencia DEL CASTILLO BERNAL, Giacomo CAPUZZO, Berta MORELL, Joan NEGRE) ;
Spatial Interaction Simulation Methods for Ancient Settlement Distributions in Central Italy (Taylor OSHAN, Carson FARMER, Eoin O’DONOGHUE) ;
Interactions and Network Analysis of a Rock Art Site in Morro do Chapéu, Bahia, Brazil (Carlos ETCHEVARNE, Grégoire VAN HAVRE)