Niccolucci, F., ed. (2002). Virtual archaeology:. Oxford: Archaeopress.

Title:

Virtual archaeology:

Subtitle:

proceedings of the VAST Euroconference, Arezzo 24--25 November 2000

Series:

British Archaeological Reports

Volume:

S1075

Number of Pages:

244

Publication Type:

Monograph Chapter (in Series)

Abstract:

Collection of thirty-seven papers presented at the VAST Euroconference. The main themes explored are virtual archaeology and scientific research; the virtual cultural lab; case studies; and the expoitation of archaeological resources. Includes many case-studies using non-British data; also includes

Editor:

Franco Niccolucci

Issue Editor:

Franco Niccolucci

Publisher:

Archaeopress

Year of Publication:

2002

ISBN:

1-84171-454-2

Subjects / Periods:

Computers (BIAB)

Note:

Is Portmanteau: 1

Source:

BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))

Created Date:

13 Jul 2004

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Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Virtual archaeology: an introduction	Franco Niccolucci	3 - 6
From CVR to CVRO: the past, present and future of cultural virtual r...	Bernard Frischer Franco Niccolucci Nick Ryan Juan A Barceló	7 - 18
Virtual archaeology and artificial intelligence	Juan A Barceló	21 - 28
Archaeology and territorial `musealisation': the virtual-cognitive reconstruction of archaeolog...	Maurizio Forte	29 - 39
Too many notes?; Virtual recording of artifacts provenance	Isaac Gilead	41 - 43
Back to reality: augmented reality from field survey to tourist gui...	Nick Ryan	45 - 52
Digital Archive Network for Anthropology (DANA): three-dimensional modeling and database developmen...	Jeffrey T Clark Aaron Bergstrom James E (III) Landrum Francis Larson Brian Slator	71 - 76
Computer aided classification of ceramics	Martin Kampel Robert Sablatnig	77 - 82
What is virtual reality good for?; The ARCHAVE system -- problems and possibilities	Eileen L Vote Daniel Acevedo David Laidlaw Martha Sharp Joukowsky	83 - 86
Experiences of immersive graphics for cultural heritage	Antonella Guidazzoli	89 - 92
Virtual heritage: from the research lab to the broad public	Maria Roussou	93 - 100
Virtual archaeology and museums: where are the exhibits?	Donald H Sanders	187 - 194
Exploiting wireless networks for virtual archaeology: the PAST project	Massimo Ancona Gabriella Dodero Vittoria Gianuzzi Oscar Bocchini Alberto Vezzoso Antonella Traverso Elena Antonacci	195 - 199
Economic reconstructions of populated environments: progress with the Charismatic project	David Arnold	203 - 207
From museum to mouseum.; The virtualisation of daily life museums	Maria Elena Bonfigli Antonella Guidazzoli Maria Chiara Liguori	213 - 215
Interpretation of archaeological remains through virtual reality: perceptions of the visitors	Emilie Flon	225 - 228
On site cultural heritage discovery and fruition with MUSE: a mobile multimedia interactive system	Maurizio Malavasi Fabio Sforza Tullio Cinotti	231 - 233