Internet Archaeology 12. Ian Johnson. Table of Contents

Contextualising Archaeological Information Through Interactive Maps

Ian Johnson

Summary
Table of Contents
Table of Figures

1. Contextualising Archaeological Information
2. Interactive Maps
3. Time and TimeMap
4. Representing Time
5. Web Mapping
6. Applications of TimeMap
7. Conclusion
8. Bibliography
9. Acknowledgements

Appendix I: GIS in teaching at the Sydney University Archaeological Computing Laboratory
Appendix II: Technical Issues
Appendix III: Plague infection in "The Rocks", Sydney

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