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This part of the website will be updated with new content on various aspects of data interpretation as part of our project activities during the life-span of the project, so please keep us book-marked and feel free to come back every now and then to see if new information is available!

09 December 2011, 13.07
Here is an article from newsletter of the Aerial Archaeology Research Group (Offprint from Number 43 September 2011) examining the results of an aerial
12 January 2012, 11.03
The archaeological information that may be extracted from lidar is highly dependent on the methods applied to view the processed digital elevation
01 April 2011, 13.24
There is a plenty of GIS software now available, we will concentrate on recommendations for free (and mostly open source software) that can be used for
23 December 2011, 16.56
Landscape change
An active landscape and what change means Without getting too theoretical, and keeping this short introduction practical and succinct, the landscape
06 March 2012, 14.43
Introduction
Photo reading An aerial photograph shows much more than archaeological features and by reading that information, especially the non-archaeological
01 April 2011, 13.15
Geographical Information Systems (GIS), which combine (geo)graphical information with other kinds of data, have become a popular tool in archaeology
06 March 2012, 15.11
Stages of Interpretation and Mapping
These stages can be divided into three: collect together the relevant photographs and select those which best show the archaeological information
06 March 2012, 15.20
Mapping
Preparing a map Using transformed images in a GIS or CAD gives an interpreter the facility to zoom in and out as required. This allows an overview to be
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