AARGnews 23

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Title:		 AARGnews 23
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Series:		 AARGnews
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Volume:		 23
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Publication Type:		 Journal
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Editor:		 Rog Palmer
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Publisher:		 Aerial Archaeology Research Group
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Year of Publication:		 2001
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Created Date:		 21 Aug 2007
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Verticals/obliques: seventh note
Reference record only Anthony Crawshaw
 6
Interim report on a continuing project to compare vertical and oblique photography over the same sites at the same time.
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Kodak drop PhotoCD
Reference record only Anthony Crawshaw
 12
The article reports on the closure of PhotoCD, a commercial service providing digitisation of photographic films, and describes a limited trial of its replacement , Picture CD, and two alternatives with the same resolution as PhotoCD.
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The Stour Valley Project, England: the archaeology of Constable Country.; Part 2: discussion
Reference record only David Strachan
 13 - 27
Second of a two-part paper on the archaeology of the Stour river valley, aimed at quantifying the extend and nature of the archaeological resource and at developing a long-term programme to enhance understanding and management. The results of the study are outlined in summary, including an examination of a range of enclosure types. Monument complexes and elongated cursus-type monuments are discusses as well as round and long barrows and long mortuary enclosures.
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Aerial archaeology by remote controlled micro aircraft
Reference record only Michael Schönherr
 39 - 45
The author describes his development and use of a system using remote-controlled micro-aircraft for aerial photography and archaeological reconnaissance (German data).
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``The site was discovered on an aerial photograph.''; Thoughts on the `when' of discovery
Reference record only Rog Palmer
 46 - 47
The article discusses the interpretation of aerial photographs as a means of identifying archaeological features, compared to observations made during flight.
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