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Author:   J.W.H.P. Verhagen ,  J. Waagen ,  A. Brandsen ,  A. Queffelec
Publisher:   Sidestone Press
Imprint:   Sidestone Press
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9789464271362

ISBN 10:   9464271361
Pages:   340
Publication Date:   30 April 2026
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
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Preface Philip Verhagen, Jitte Waagen, Alex Brandsen, Ronald Visser & Devi Taelman Chapter 1. Cultural Significance Assessment of Archaeological Sites for Heritage Management: From Text of Spatial Networks of Meanings Yael Alef & Yuval Shafriri Chapter 2. Body Mapping the Digital: Visually representing the impact of technology on archaeological practice Leila H. Araar, Colleen Morgan & Louise Fowler Chapter 3. Survey Planning, Allocation, Costing and Evaluation (SPACE) Project: Developing a Tool to Help Archaeologists Conduct More Effective Surveys Edward B. Banning, Steven Edwards & Isaac Ullah Chapter 4. Visual encoding of a 3D virtual reconstruction’s scientific justification: feedback from a proof-of-concept research Jean-Yves Blaise, Iwona Dudek, Laurent Bergerot & Gaël Simon Chapter 5. Archaeology specific BERT models for English, German, and Dutch Alex Brandsen Chapter 6. Inferring shellfishing seasonality from the isotopic composition of biogenic carbonate: a Bayesian approach Jordan Brown & Gabriel Lewis Chapter 7. The Dynamic Collections – a 3D Web Platform of Archaeological Artefacts designed for Data Reuse and Deep Interaction Marco Callieri, Åsa Berggren, Nicolò Dell’Unto, Paola Derudas, Domenica Dininno, Fredrik Ekengren & Giuseppe Naponiello Chapter 8. Spaces of funeral meaning. Modelling socio-spatial relations in burial contexts Aline Deicke Chapter 9: HORAI: An integrated management model for historical information Pablo del Fresno-Bernal, Sonia Medina-Gordo & Esther Travé-Allepuz Chapter 10. Supporting the analysis of a large coin hoard with AI-based methods Chrisowalandis Deligio, Karsten Tolle & David Wigg-Wolf Chapter 11. Study and enhancement of the heritage value of a fortified settlement along the Limes Arabicus. Umm ar-Rasas (Amman, Jordan) between remote sensing analysis, photogrammetry and laser scanner surveys Francesca Di Palma, Roberto Gabrielli, Pasquale Merola, Ilaria Miccoli & Giuseppe Scardozzi Chapter 12. Research workflows, paradata, and information visualisation: feedback on an exploratory integration of issues and practices – MEMORIA IS Iwona Dudek & Jean-Yves Blaise Chapter 13. Creating an Additional Class Layer with Machine Learning to counter Overfitting in an Unbalanced Ancient Coin Dataset Sebastian Gampe & Karsten Tolle Chapter 14. Similarity Network Fusion: Understanding Patterns and their Spatial Significance in Archaeological Datasets Timo Geitlinger Chapter 15. The transformation of an archaeological community and its resulting representations in the context of the co-development of open Archaeological Information Systems Eric Lacombe, Dominik Lukas & Sébastien Durost Chapter 16. Linking Scars: Topology-based Scar Detection and Graph Modeling of Paleolithic Artifacts in 3D Florian Linsel, Jan Philipp Bullenkamp & Hubert Mara Chapter 17. A Focus on the Future of our Tiny Piece of the Past: Digital Archiving of a Long-term Multi-participant Regional Project Scott Madry, Gregory Jansen, Seth Murray, Elizabeth Jones, Lia Willcoxon & Ebtihal Alhashem Chapter 18. Transforming the Archaeological Record Into a Digital Playground: a Methodological Analysis of The Living Hill Project Samanta Mariotti Chapter 19. Social Network Analysis, Community Detection Algorithms, and Neighbourhood Identification in Pompeii Matthew Notarian Chapter 20. Rivers vs. Roads? A route network model of transport infrastructure in Northern Italy during the Roman period James Page Chapter 21. CORPUS NUMMORUM – A Digital Research Infrastructure for Ancient Coins Ulrike Peter, Claus Franke, Jan Köster, Karsten Tolle, Sebastian Gampe & Vladimir F. Stolba Chapter 22. ARIADNEplus Visual Media Service 3D configurator: toward full guided publication of high-resolution 3D data Marco Potenziani, Federico Ponchio, Marco Callieri & Paolo Cignoni Chapter 23. Percolation Package – From script sharing to package publication Sophie C. Schmidt & Simon Maddison Chapter 24. Machine Learning for UAV and Ground-Captured Imagery: Toward Standard Practices Kayeleigh Sharp, Brooklyn Christofis, Hossein Eslamiat, Upesh Nepal & Carlos Osores Mendives Chapter 25. 3Duewelsteene – A website for the 3D visualisation of the megalithic passage grave Düwelsteene near Heiden in Westphalia, Germany Louise Tharandt Chapter 26. Mobility and the reuse of Roman Roads for the deposition of Viking Age silver hoards in North-West England Wyatt Wilcox Chapter 27. Establishing a workflow for recording and analysing bioarchaeological data Kiriakos Xanthopoulos, Aggeliki Georgiadou & Christina Papageorgopoulou

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Philip Verhagen is associate professor at the Faculty of Humanities, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specialized in computer applications and quantitative methods in archaeology, with an emphasis on GIS, spatial analysis and modelling. Dr. Verhagen’s research focuses on the methodological and theoretical aspects of spatial analysis and modelling in landscape archaeology. He has published widely on archaeological predictive modelling and settlement pattern analysis, as well as on the application of agent-based modelling of ancient land use and demography and network analysis, focusing primarily on Roman archaeology in the Netherlands. Jitte Waagen is a digital archaeology specialist at the Amsterdam Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology, as well as coordinator of the 4D Research Lab, at the University of Amsterdam. His research interests include landscape archaeology, methodology, remote sensing, GeoICT, and virtual archaeology. Alex Brandsen is a digital archaeologist specialising in text mining and machine learning. He finalised his PhD in 2022 and is currently working as a postdoc at Leiden University, where he is creating an intelligent search engine for archaeological texts. He has been an organiser of the Digital Archaeology Group for 4 years, and has recently joined the CAA-NL-FL local chapter as Communications Officer. Alain Queffelec is a specialist of archaeometry of lithic materials at the CNRS, based at the UMR5199 PACEA laboratory at the University of Bordeaux. He employs different techniques of spectroscopy and microscopy to characterize raw materials and archaeological artifacts from various periods and contexts, including the Ceramic Age of the Caribbean islands. Additionally, he devotes part of his time to Open Science initiatives, notably as the founder of PCI Archaeology. Ronald Visser is a senior lecturer in Archaeology and researcher for the lectorate Sustainable Areas and Soil Transitions at Saxion University of Applied Sciences. He is an interdisciplinary researcher focussing on archaeology, data science, dendrochronology, Roman period, conflict archaeology and education.

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