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Archaeol Comput Newsl 54
Title
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Title:
Archaeol Comput Newsl 54
Series
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Series:
Archaeological Computing Newsletter
Volume
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Volume:
54
Publication Type
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Publication Type:
Journal
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
1999
Source
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Source:
BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
Created Date
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Created Date:
20 Jan 2002
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Abstract
Ranter's corner: this is a local shop - for local people - a response to William Kilbride
Mark Bell
1 - 3
Rant concerning the direction of the publication and, specifically, an earlier article (see also 2000/216).
A simple statistical approach to cemetery dating
P T Deakin
6 - 12
Uses data from two AS cemeteries in Warwickshire - Stretton-on-Fosse and Alveston - to demonstrate how some simple statistical techniques can illuminate how the use of a cemetery developed. Programs written by the author and compiled in QuickBasic are available from him at time of going to press.
The Ashmolean Museum web site visitor statistics: Part 1: the numbers game
Jonathan Moffett
13 - 19
The first part of a paper aimed at de-mystifying web access statistics looks at what is actually being recorded when the number of `hits' is listed and how to deduce from that information a more realistic number of individual visits to the site.
The ACN Web Bot
Jeremy W Huggett
20 - 21
Comments on the results of DAPPER (Digital Archiving Pilot Project for Excavation Records), particularly the availability of digital data from the Royal Opera House excavations (Museum of London Archaeology Service) and Eynsham Abbey (Oxford Archaeological Unit) at the ADS website (http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/). Also notes alternative means of presenting the information - namely excavation reports published on the web and excavation `diaries' (popularised by Time Team's `as it happens' weekend excavations - <url>http://www.channel4.com/timeteamlive/).</url> Other web addresses for excavation reports, diaries and interim reports are included in the article text. All addresses current at time of writing (March 2000).