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archaeological GIS: a standalone construct

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Archaeology

using geographic information systems to store, analyze and model the spatial data of archaeology.

In archaeology, archaeological GIS refers to using geographic information systems to store, analyze and model the spatial data of archaeology. This meaning comes from Wheatley (2002) in Spatial technology and archaeology.[1]

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References

Wheatley, D., & Gillings, M. (2002). Spatial technology and archaeology: The archaeological applications of GIS. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 9780415246392

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