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Year: 2011 Author: Sarah Kessick Categories: Day of Archaeology 2011, Day of Archaeology
Tags: statistics, Alberta, Geographic Information Systems, southampton, LandSerf, Nunamiut, Topography, Landform, Archaeology, LiDAR, Geography, Lewis Binford, Science, Canada, oil and gas fields, Predictive modelling, Arctic Circle, Alaska
Kessick, Sarah (2011): Alaskan Archaeological Adventures in Digital Terrain Analysis. https://doi.org/10.5284/1079243 | 287 Kb |
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Example of the archaeological potential map (doa_image1994.jpg) |
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Finding stuff in the Foothills of the Brooks Range, Alaska (doa_image2001.jpg) |
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Fall in Alaska (doa_image2009.jpg) |
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Tent Ring (doa_image2010.jpg) |
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Artifacts (doa_image2011.jpg) |
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Brooks Range, Alaska (doa_image2012.jpg) |
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A terrace covered in archaeology (doa_image2013.jpg) |
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Can you spot the tent rings? (doa_image2014.jpg) |
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