CAA Conference

3 - Archaeology and the Semantic Webs

4 - Linking Roman Coins: Current Work at the American Numismatic Society

2 - Sea++: Connecting the Ancient World with Pelagios Project

1 - Data sharing in archaeology: vision, nightmare or reality?

3 - Comparing the informatics of text and Cultural Heritage: the SAWS project

6 - ArcheoInf, the CIDOC-CRM and STELLAR: workflow, bottlenecks, and where we go from here?

1 - When, what, where, how and who?

5 - Linking data to explore Landscape and Identity in England

7 - @OccupyWatlingStreet: Can we find out Who was occupying What, Where and When in the past?

4 - From the Slope of Elightenment to the Plataeu of Productivity

2 - Exploring Semantic Web-based research questions for the spatio-temporal relationships at Çatalhöyük

4 - Web Services, XML and Ancient Documents

5 - What does the Holy Grail look like? Defining open data in archaeology and the related issues

6 - OpenAccessArchaeology.org- A Case Study in Facilitating Open Access in Archaeology

2 - Half open or half shut? Can digital archiving and Linked Data resource discovery provide the best of both worlds?

3 - Reflections on the rocky road to E-Archaeology

1 - Re-introducing FASTI Online: FASTI and Furious

7 - 15 more years of computer applications in archaeology

6 - Handling Notes and Sketches. Management of Different Levels of Archaeological Resolution.

5 - The evolution of territorial occupation: Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis applied to different case studies.

4 - Reconstructing Fragments: Shape Grammars and Archaeological Research

1 - Detection, recording and analysis of post-depositional transformations to the archaeological record

2 - Crafting Archaeological Methodologies: Suggesting Method Engineering for the Humanities and Social Sciences

3 - Visualising time with multiple granularities: a generic framework.

1 - The Application of Finite Element Method to the Structural Study of Vaulted Monumental Buildings in Opus Caementicium

4 - Reconstruction of Ruined Archaeological Structures Using Structural Analysis Methods

5 - Structural assessment of ancient building components

3 - Theoretical Structural Archaeology

2 - Structural analysis of earthworks and wooden systems: a support to restore the neolithic monumental architecture

1 - Installation for Interpretation of Archaeological Sites. The Portus Visualisation Project

5 - 'Tangible Pasts': User-Centred Design of a Mixed Reality Application for Cultural Heritage

6 - Reconstructing Victorian Newcastle through Augmented Reality and Mobile Technology

3 - iConText - an App for Conveying Archaeological Contexts and Reception Histories of Exhibits to Museum Visitors

2 - Virtual Hands Free Interaction with 3D Objects and Environments

7 - Augmented Reality for the Structural Conservation of Archaeological Monuments

4 - Personalizing interactive digital storytelling in archaeological museums: the CHESS project

5 - Back into Pleistocene waters

2 - Etruscanning 3D project. The 3D reconstruction of the Regolini Galassi Tomb as a research tool and a new approach in storytelling

1 - Etruscanning 3D: an innovative project about Etruscans

7 - Mapping the museum: artefacts to hand - A 3D tablet interactive visualisation, reaching from the museum into the showcases

9 - Ways of Seeing the English Domestic Interior, 1500-1700: the case of digital decorative textiles

4 - Sandstone Pointcloud Smartphone Footfall: using TLS data to engage visitors with hidden cultural heritage

6 - The Virtual Museum

3 - Evaluating Virtual Museums: archeovirtual test-case

8 - Interactive workspace for exploring heterogeneous data

1 - Round Table Discussion

1 - Data acquisition, processing and integration: A submerged Middle Palaeolithic site case study

3 - Trials and tribulations of wreck visualisation using Multi-Beam Echo Sounder data.

2 - Acoustic Data in Underwater Archaeology

4 - Managing data from multiple sensors in an interdisciplinary research cruise

5 - Higher precision at higher speed: Geomagnetic prospection near the threshold of sensitivity with the digitiser LEA D2

3 - The effects of seasonal variation on archaeological detection using earth resistance: Preliminary results from an ongoing study

4 - Using Time Domain Reflectometry to monitor the geophysical properties of archaeological residues

2 - Integration of the New Ohmmapper Resistivity-Meter and GPR Investigation in Lixus Ancient Town (Morocco)

1 - The Hinterland of Portus. Integrated Analysis of Geophysical Survey Data and Remotely Sensed Imagery in the Tiber Delta

4 - Combining Terrestrial Laser Scanning and techniques of digital image processing in 'Archaeological of the Architecture' analysis, in th…

1 - 3D modelling of cultural objects in t he V&A Museum. An aid to scholars.

2 - Photogrammetry contribution to the study of early Middle Ages sarcophagi quarries of Panzoult (Indre-et-Loire, France)

3 - Social Spreading of Geometric, Recorded Data from a Range of Types 3D Scanners via a Web Data Server.

3 - A methodology for the digitization of ancient buildings using open source software tools: the case of the Castle of Bouvignes

2 - Enhancing surface features with the Radiance Scaling Meshlab Plugin

1 - MeshLab as a complete open tool for the integration of photos and color with high-resolution 3D geometry data

6 - Advances in the computational photography tools: Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) and Algorithmic Rendering (AR)

3 - Multispectral Image Analysis of a Censored Postcard from 1942

5 - RTI and Graphical Visualisation

4 - Multi-spectral imaging of historic handwritings

1 - 3D Representations from Reflectance Transformation Image Datasets: A case study from early Egypt

2 - Re-reading the British Memorial: RTI and memorial inscriptions in British churches

7 - An improved algorithm of artifact restoration based on image reassembly (long paper)

3 - Beyond INSPIRE: towards delivering richer heritage data in Scotland.

5 - (Not) Integrating cultural heritage in the National Spatial Data Infrastructure of Botswana. Some considerations and challenges.

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)

4 - Cultural Heritage Application Schema: a SDI framework within the Protected Sites INSPIRE Spatial Data Theme

1 - From system to society and safety: Twelve months of Consortium for the Earthquake-Damaged Cultural Heritage of Japan

6 - SDI: A perspective from a UK archaeological unit

5 - Open source software and quantitative archaeology: converging trajectories?

4 - The Use of CFD to Understand Thermal Environments Inside Roman Baths: A Transdisciplinary Approach

4 - Dating Back Historical Rock Art on Marble Surfaces By means of a Mathematical Model for the Natural Erosion Processes.

1 - Quantitative methods in italian archaeology: a review

2 - Two heads are better than one - New approaches to identifying the origins of agriculture in Italy with DNA and C14

3 - Analysis of complex overlapping rock art sequences using topological tools: the case of two fragments from Piancogno (Valcamonica, BS, Italy)

2 - FKI - A New Research Institute for Culture and Computer Science in Berlin, Germany

3 - 21st Century Archaeology- How Do We Make an Archaeology Curriculum that Involves Digital Devices Beyond Token Programs?

1 - Developing tools for semi-automatic classification of phytoliths: a plea for help with image processing

4 - From space to graphs for understanding the spatial changes with the medieval and modern fiscal sources

5 - Open source geostatistics for archaeology: the fauna of Fumane cave

7 - Ecological and social space in the high mountains in South Norway 8500 - 2000 BP

10 - Bootstrapped Correspondence Analysis in Practice

6 - Zooming patterns among the scales

9 - GIS & Statistical Methods applied on the ager Tarraconensis.

3 - The Distribution Map - One step beyond

1 - Approaching spatial context from a new perspective. What can we wait from 'Archaeological Information Science'?

2 - Landscape networks. The spatial reflection of human practices.

8 - Integrating spatial analyses into foraging societies land use strategies. A case study from the Nalón basin (Asturias, North of Spain).

3 - 'The whole is more than the sum of its parts'- Geospatial data integration and analysis at the Roman site of Ammaia (Marvão, Portugal)

5 - Rural Life in Protohistoric Italy: using integrated spatial data to explore protohistoric settlement in the Sibaritide

1 - Pursuing the past: Current approaches to integrated geophysical surveys of Roman urban landscapes in the Mediterranean

5 - Multi+ or Manifold Geophysical Prospection?

4 - Dionysias Archaeological Project: the discovery of a new town in Egypt through Remote Sensing and GIS

2 - Integrated survey, mapping and interpretation of abandoned Roman towns in Adriatic Italy

6 - Multi-method archaeological prospection in the Brú na Bóinne WHS, Co. Meath, Ireland.

7 - Above and below: an integrated approach to the analysis and visualisation of data from topographic and geophysical surveys

4 - A High-Performance Computing Simulation of an Irrigation Management System: The Hohokam Water Management Simulation II

2 - Evaluating Prehistoric Population Events in Finland: A Simulation Approach

1 - Inside an Artificial Society. Beyond Science Fiction Tales

3 - Pandora's box: the challenge of exploring social simulation models with supercomputers

5 - Applying Parallel and Distributed Computational Methodology to Modelling Irrigation Agriculture

4 - Virtual Environments as an Interpretative Tool: The Example of the Temple of Hercules in Celje, Slovenia

6 - Restitutions of architectural hypotheses in an archaeological 3D GIS

11 - 3D Laser Scanning and Virtual Reconstructions, their integration as research and educational tools for representing the past. Case of study: the Virtual Roman Baths of Edeta.

8 - Digital Models - Associative Geometry: the peculiarity of monuments in extension. The eighteenth-Century Lisbon Aqueduct as a case study

2 - Combining diverse modeling techniques to produce high-fidelity reconstructions

3 - Deconstructing Photorealism: Art or Science?

12 - Pompei revived Scanning Mission- insula V 1

5 - VR of a 1st century AD Roman city. Pollentia: architecture, topography, geography

7 - Modeling Stonehenge: visualisation, auralisation, apps and films

1 - Handling transparency in 3d reconstructed on line environments: Aquae Patavinae VR case study

10 - The Invisible Museum

9 - The medieval settlement of Montieri, from archaeological excavation to 3D reconstruction

1 - A Database for Radiocarbon Dates. Some methodological and theoretical issues about its implementation

6 - Connecting Archaeology and Architecture in Europeana: the Iberian digital collections

3 - Information Models as Representations of Paradox of Change and Control in Digital Infrastructures

5 - Ontology-Enabled Community Annotations in Archaeology

2 - Constraining flexibility: moving entity relationships from structure to data

4 - '˜The metadata is the message': communicate knowledge through metadata

3 - Places, People, Events and Stuff; building blocks for archaeological information systems

2 - The AIS Matrix: Beyond Harris and the CIDOC-CRM

1 - Data-oriented approach versus process-oriented approach : from Computing to Archaeology

5 - Imperfect temporal information in data sets

6 - Through an Archaeological Urban Data Model Handling Data Imperfection

4 - Linking with legacy: Modelling spatio-temporal distribution patterns of 40 year old excavation data from the settlement site of Zagora

3 - Virtually Visiting Williamsburg: The Use of 3D Modeling to Enrich the Museum Guest Experience

5 - Three-dimensional tour into the mysterious world of Ancient Egyptian Mummies. A stereo 3D film in the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest

10 - ICON - A Content Exchange Mechanism for 3D Cultural Heritage Models

7 - A real-time exploration of the virtual reconstruction of the 'Pórtico de la Gloria' instruments

6 - Using ConML to visualize the main historical monuments of Crete

8 - Taking excavation to a virtual world: importing archaeological spatial data to Second Life and OpenSim

4 - Hands-Off: Using Kinect to virtually query the ancient Maya city of Copan, Honduras

2 - Teaching Cultural Heritage and 3D Modelling through a Virtual Reconstruction of a late Middle-Age Church

1 - Virtual Reality Simulations in Cultural Heritage

9 - The role of heritage education in the development of 3D virtual models

2 - Handling Uncertain Information on Archaeological Sites - Lesson from the 3.11 Shock in Japan-

9 - Embracing Uncertainty and The London Charter: Case Studies with the 3D Restoration of Ancient Sculpture

7 - Exploring probable histories: applying Monte-Carlo methods for uncertainties in spatial and temporal analysis.

4 - Map Digitisations: Methodological Foundations, Uncertainties, and Error Margins at the example of the Gough Map

3 - Two techniques for the assessment of the positional uncertainty derived from the polygon-to-point collapse operation

5 - Reliability of the representation of a distribution: a case-study on Middle Bronze Age metal finds in the Seine valley.

6 - Temporal Uncertainty and Artefact Chronologies

10 - Shape grammar modelling and the visualisation of an uncertain past

8 - Quantifying the Obvious: communicating uncertainty in the geochemical provenance of archaeological ceramics

5 - A new online platform for archaeological and cultural heritage dissemination and discussion

2 - History in 3D: New Virtualization Techniques for Innovative Architectural and Archeological Scholarship and Education

6 - GeoDia: or, Navigating archaeological time and space in an American college classroom

4 - Human guinea pigs and casual collaborators: Crowdsourcing archaeological data

3 - A tangible chronology?

1 - Matera Città Narrata project: a multimedia and multiplatform guide for mobile systems

7 - An Architect in Contemporary Archaeology, Museum of the Second World War in Gdansk

2 - Paperless Recording at the Sangro Valley Project

1 - The recording of rescue archaeology data from rural test trenching by the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Researc…

5 - Comprehensive Digital Recording and Analysis: iPads, Photogrammetry, Geophysics and GIS.

6 - Pompeii and the iPad: an update

4 - Extremal Recording Solution - Using e-Readers for Field Documentation on Gdansk Excavations in Winter, Poland

3 - Tablet computer as a documentation tool for excavating an archaeological site: practical employment in the field and future possibilities

5 - Principles of human-computer interaction in fieldwork software. Study of the archaeologist as a user and its implications

1 - A Free and Open Source Platform for remote sensing and 3D data acquisition.

4 - ARCH (Archaeological Recovering for Cultural Heritage) and its application to the roman forum of Cástulo

2 - Identifying and tracing archaeological material with RFID tags.

7 - Can you hack (the) communication?

6 - Using technology to explore issues of communication and disruption in archaeological fieldwork

8 - Learning Sites, free open source communication and data-exchange tools for archaeological fieldwork and education

3 - Archaeology and Technology: Towards Collaborative Decipherment of Non-Verbal Markings

4 - Ecological niche modelling for archaeological prediction: Case studies from the Pleistocene Levant and Holocene East Japan

5 - Transparency, Testing and Standards for Archaeological Predictive Modelling

7 - Predictive Models and Advanced Hydrology Systems- A New Route to Improving Predictive Models

6 - A Paleoeconomic Approach to Predictive Modeling in the Lower Mississippi River Region (Southern Arkansas, Northern Louisiana, and Western Mississippi, USA).

2 - The landscape of central places

1 - Introducing the Human Factor in Predictive Modelling

3 - Mathematical models for the determination of archaeological potential

6 - Modeling Ice Patch Location via GIS Analysis of Topography - Short Paper

2 - Landscape reconstruction and archaeological prediction in the Lake Manyara area, Northern Tanzania

5 - Predictive Modelling in Rock Art Research Without Absence Data

3 - Lost Worlds: A predictive model to locate submerged archaeological sites in SE Alaska, USA

4 - Predicting Macedonian tombs' locations using GIS, predictive modeling and fuzzy logic

1 - Familiar road, unfamiliar ground: Archaeological Predictive Modelling in Hungary

2 - Different online coin databases for different use: two examples

7 - IBISA 3D: Image-Based Identification/Search for Archaeology Using a Three-dimensional Coin Model

5 - Automatically Recognizing the Legends of Ancient Roman Imperial Coins

4 - Using Image Analysis to Match a Coin to a Database

8 - The use of computed tomography within the study of archaeological coins

1 - Semantic Web Technologies Applied to Numismatic Collections

6 - Automatic coin classification and identification

3 - Digitalization of the Collection of Roman Republican Coins in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria

10 - Dies Studies Online

9 - Telling the story of ancient coins by means of interactive RTI images visualization

2 - 3D imaging at the microscale: Feature visualisation and wear analysis applied to artefacts

3 - Old stones & new technologies

1 - Reverse Engineering Archaeological Artefacts

1 - Guerilla Foursquare: A digital archaeological appropriation of commercial location-based social networking.

2 - Through the Reading Glass – Re/presenting Knowledge Without Pages

2 - On Implementing and using SKOS in simple databases

3 - Experiences with SKOS from the STAR and STELLAR Projects

1 - PICO thesaurus, a semantic solution for CulturaItalia project

4 - Seeing the unseen: Archaeological detection outside the visible spectrum

1 - Surface artifact survey and analysis of ceramic concentrations

7 - Can Infovis tools support the analysis of spatio-temporal diffusion patterns in historic architecture?

8 - Interpreting time - representing chronology

5 - Long-term change detection from the Mediterranean context: the case study of Menorca (Balearic Islands, Spain).

6 - Using GIS and the analysis of published and unpublished urban excavations

2 - Neolithic and Chalcolithic territorial patterns in Moldavia (Romania). Remarks on Neamt and Iasi regions.

3 - Landscape change at Metaponto: a tale of two DEMs

8 - Incentivising data publication: the REWARD project and the Journal of Open Archaeology Data

5 - Marine Digital Data Archiving with MEDIN : Measure once, use many times

6 - SVG Pottery: upgrading pottery publications to the Web age

1 - The new Research Data Centre for Archaeology and Historical Studies in Germany

7 - JISC DataPool

3 - Why the SWORD is mightier than the pen: automated ingest and the SWORD-ARM project.

4 - SEAD - The Strategic Environmental Archaeology Database. Inter-linking multiproxy environmental data with archaeological investigations and ecology.

2 - Old places, New ideas: new routes into Canmore, the National Inventory of Scotland.

3 - Making visible: 3D voxel representations of '˜sites without features'. The case study of Hoge Vaart, the Netherlands

7 - 3D Documentation for the assessment of underwater archaeological remains

9 - 3D documentation and exploratory data analysis of excavation data using GIS

4 - Image-Based 3D Documentation of Archaeological Trenches Considering Spatial, Temporal and Semantic Aspects

5 - Three dimensional modular construction system for interpretation and visualization of archaeological urban environments

2 - Methodological contest between high-end hardware and low-cost equipment for archaeological documentation

1 - Groovy hardware on my wish list

8 - A Proposed 3-D Imaging Technique for Recording a Submerged Cultural Resource

6 - The archaeologist perspective on the use of procedural modeling

2 - Formalization of scientific process and conceptual modelling for the study of territorial and products distribution dynamics (ArchaeDyn II programme)

8 - Diffusion of Raw Materials and Manufactured Objects. A challenge for spatial analysis?

1 - Concepts for Studying the Built Environment: A framework of socio-spatial reasoning for identifying and operationalising comparative analytical units in GIS

7 - 'There's an App for that': How can smartphones improve the ergonomics of landscape study, analysis and interpretation?

4 - Detecting the causal action, mapping the spatial distribution consequence: Geostatistic approach in chemical residues at intra-site level.

5 - Exploring the effects of curvature and refraction on GIS-based visibility studies

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 Lake Turkana basin in Northern Kenya

6 - Spatial Configuration and the Roman House: A Visibility Graph Analysis Approach

6 - Toward a Spatial Grammar of Pompeii

2 - Least-cost networks

10 - A network-based approach to the analysis of the spatial distribution of artefacts from surface contexts

9 - A new method of spatial analysis based on the extraction of proximity graphs

5 - The Spatial Construct of Social Relations: human interaction and modelling agency

3 - Navigating the Network: a Network Analysis of Roman Transport Routes

4 - The Shape of the Ancient World Project

8 - Graves and graphs: relational approach to mortuary analysis

7 - Re-contextualising inter-visibility networks with artefact networks for understanding urban connectivity in Iron Age and Roman Southern Spain

1 - The Long and Winding Road: Combinding Least Cost Paths and Network Analysis Techniques for Settlement Location Analysis and Predictive Modelling

3 - Physically Accurate Computer Graphics: A New Visual Medium for Archaeolgy

5 - STONE LANDSCAPES | a fine art route through landscape visualisation

4 - The Paradox of Translating Reality into Photorealism: From Fieldwork and Recording to Computer Graphic Interpretations

2 - Terrestrial Laser Scanning and Realism: Decisions Made for Effective Communication

1 - The Web as a Space for Interpretation of the Real in Archaeology

1 - First steps towards detection of archaeological objects in high-resolution remotely sensed images of the Silvretta Alps

2 - New advances in the detection of centuriated field systems

5 - Open source GIS for archaeological data: two case studies from British and Egyptian Archaeology

15 - Mapping Spanish Republican Airfields: Using GIS for interpreting Air Warfare

3 - Analysis of relationship between archaeological site distribution and multiple environmental factors in the Jomon Period of Japan using GIS

8 - The SICAC: an information system for the Conjunto Arqueológico de Carmona (Seville, Spain)

2 - Testing for Nonlinear Settlement Patterns with Fractal Geometry: A Case Study from the Yalahau Region, Northern Quintana Roo, Mexico

10 - Spatio-temporal analysis of radiocarbon dated archaeological artefacts from eastern Fennoscandia - a Bayesian computing approach using a Poisson point process model

1 - Recycling Roberts and Wrathmell: Building and Analysing the Atlas of Rural Settlement in England GIS

9 - The Application of GIS in Ethnic and Folk Cultural Resource of China: Digitalization Types and Spatio-temporal Presentation

13 - Soil Erosion Risk Assessment near Archaeological Sites in Grevena, Northwestern Greece using the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) and GIS

7 - PyArchinit: Database Mangement System and Archaeological GIS

6 - Speeding up Georeferencing with subpixel accuracy

4 - Interpreting the Brain Size Variability in the Late Pleistocene Hominins by the Use of Quantitative and GIS Approaches

11 - Is It Really The 'GOOD' Place? -The spatial analysis about the distribution of the Japanese Ancient Local government office 'Gunga'.

12 - A new approach for a peculiar Palaeolithic site: Spatial analysis at La Garma (Spain)

16 - Study of Mont Bego's engravings with a Geographic Information System

17 - Exploring Archaeological Methods: Using Quantitative and Qualitative Techniques to Examine the Distribution of Amateur Collected Finds

14 - GIS Implementation in Preventive Archaeology: Process for an Epipaleolithic Site (Lyon, F), Methods and Results

4 - Recording on Commercial Excavations with the Nikon Archaeology iSpace System.

1 - Virtual RTI of Three Dimensional Datasets

2 - Low-cost, rapid, mid-resolution 3D data capture using miniature, automatic Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and modern computer vision algorithms

3 - 3D model of Lugo's Roman Walls (Galicia-Spain) using a Terrestrial Laser Scanner and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle.

7 - Capturing and working with 3D data in heritage contexts

5 - Multi-scalar, multi-sensor, three-dimensional documentation: two case studies exploring the utility of various methods in different environments

6 - Archiving Three-Dimensional Archaeology: New Technologies, New Solutions?

2 - 3D Laser Scan of Stonehenge, Wiltshire.

4 - Virtual Reconstruction of a Maya Temple Using Total Station and Photo Modelling

8 - 3D Documentation in Archaeology: Recording Las Cuevas Site, Chiquibul Reserve, Belize

6 - A new photogrammetric method applied to mining archaeology

1 - 3D laser scanning for site documentation: Worth the price?

5 - Site recording using automatic image based three dimensional reconstruction techniques

3 - Revealing hidden realities in archaeology through laser scanner technologies. A critical analysis.

5 - Intra-site analysis and photogrammetry: the case study of the 'Buca di Spaccasasso' (Gr, Italy) an Eneolithic funerary site.

9 - Close-Range Photogrammetry vs. Laser Scanning: data capture, processing and model generation in the field and the lab

8 - ROAD - A Portal and Platform for Research on Early Humans

4 - ARCA: creating and integrating archaeological databases.

1 - Archaeology in broad strokes: collating data for England from 1500 BC to AD 1086

7 - OpenInfRA - Storing and retrieving information in a heterogeneous documentation system (Long Paper)

6 - «Askeladden» - the Norwegian database system for cultural heritage: From closed system for professionals to open access and interaction with 'everyone'

3 - Material Culture Living Conditions: a digital platform for the publication of large artifact assemblage´s datasets

5 - Semantics and thesauri for the study of Ancient Curse Tablets

2 - Data journey - excavation data goes to large dataset

5 - Database of Estonian Archaeological Collections - development, problems, perspectives

4 - Scaling Etruscan expansion

8 - Historic and archaeological itineraries for the discovery of Friuli during the Lombard period

2 - Shepherds or farmers? GIS-based approaches to understand the pre-Roman transhumance and land exploitation in Umbrian region (Central Italy)

3 - Pastoral Strategies, Settlement Patterns and Environment in the Uplands of Val di Fiemme (Trentino, Italy): the application of logistic regression analysis and the importance of spatial autocorrelation.

6 - Reconstructing the ancient cultural landscape around Pompeii in 2D and 3D

5 - Social Network Analysis Centrality Indexes and Central Places: A Case Study from Early Iron Age Central Italy

1 - Rock-art in the taskscape: a GIS-based approach to understanding the role of Iron Age rock-art in the lived landscape of Valcamonica (BS), Italy

7 - The application of GIS to the study of Roman centuriated landscape in the low Padua Plain (Italy)

3 - Tides across space: new approaches in understanding maritime cultural landscape dynamics

4 - Everything flows: a computational approach to fluid landscapes

7 - Material Motion: A case study in quantitative motion analysis

1 - Markers, visibility and the structuration of past landscapes. Analysing the role of megalithic monuments as waypoints during Iberian Late Prehistory.

2 - Bronze age pathways? Past populations mobility in prehistoric landscapes.

6 - Archaeology, mobility and the lived experience

5 - Calculating Accessibility

3 - Spatial characterization and prediction of Neanderthal sites based on stochastic environmental modelling

1 - A Digital Terrain Analysis and Multi-Critera Evaluation of Higher Archaeological Potential Landforms in Northern Alaska.

2 - Extracting Scars and Ridges Features from 3D-scanned Lithic Artifacts

4 - Exploring the perception of epigraphy: Analysis of visualisations through eye tracking

7 - Post-excavation analysis in archaeology using technology

8 - Towards an interactive procedural reconstruction of the Louvre

3 - The Restoration of Ceramics from Torre de Palma in Virtual and Augmented Reality, and the Implementation of CAD/CAM Technologies

1 - Calibrating an Illumination Dome for Archaeological Metrology

9 - The Final Results of the Virtual 3D Reconstruction of the East Pediment of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia

6 - The Digital Hadrian's Villa Project: Virtual World Technology as an Aid to Finding Alignments between Built and Celestial Features

5 - Instruments and methods for the survey and analysis of amphitheatres

2 - Modeling Anthropic Ecosystems: a framework to understanding the whole before modeling the parts

4 - Why Hunter and Gatherers did not die more often? Simulating prehistoric decision making

1 - Applying the ODD protocol in agent-based modeling of past socio-ecological dynamics

3 - SteppingIn - modern humans moving into Europe

2 - Reconstructing the Baths of Caracalla

1 - Round Table Discussion