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Preface |
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Introduction |
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1 Measuring, Counting and Explaining: An Introduction to Mathematics in Archaeology |
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2 A Short History of the Beginnings of Mathematics in Archaeology |
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3 The Formal Logical Foundations of Archaeological Ontologies |
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4 Statistical Reasoning and Archaeological Theorizing: The Double-Bind Problem |
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5 Social Network Analysis for Sharing and Understanding Archaeology |
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THE MATHEMATICS OF ANCIENT ARTIFACTS |
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6 Shape Analysis and Geometric Modelling |
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7 Curvature-Based Method for the Morphometric Analysis of Archaeological Shapes |
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8 Logratio Analysis in Archeometry: Principles and Methods |
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Josep A. Martin-Fernandez |
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9 An Introduction to Clustering with Applications to Archaeometry |
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10 Archaeological Discriminant Applications of the Lubischew Test |
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214 | (11) |
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Juan Manuel Jimenez-Arenas |
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11 Phylogenetic Systematics |
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12 Text Mining in Archaeology: Extracting Information from Archaeological Reports |
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THE MATHEMATICS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL TIME AND SPACE |
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13 Time, Chronology and Classification |
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14 Bayesian Approaches to the Building of Archaeological Chronologies |
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15 Modelling the Effects of Post-depositional Transformations of Artifact Assemblages using Markov Chains |
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16 Time and Probabilistic Reasoning in Settlement Analysis |
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17 Predictive Modeling and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN): From Model to Survey |
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18 Spatial Cluster Detection in Archaeology: Current Theory and Practice |
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19 Non-Euclidean Distances in Point Pattern Analysis: Anisotropic Measures for the Study of Settlement Networks in Heterogeneous Regions |
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20 Lattice Theory to Discover Spatially Cohesive Sets of Artifacts |
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BEYOND MATHEMATICS: MODELLING SOCIAL ACTION IN THE PAST |
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21 Gradient Adaptive Dynamics Describes Innovation and Resilience at the Society Scale |
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22 Two-dimensional Models of Human Dispersals: Tracking Reaction-Diffusion Fronts on Heterogeneous Surfaces |
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23 The Sustainability of Wealth among Nomads: An Agent-Based Approach |
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24 Simulating the Emergence of Proto-Urban Centres in Ancient Southern Etruria |
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25 The Probabilities of Prehistoric Events: A Bayesian Network Approach |
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26 Concluding Address: Ruminations on Mathematics in Archaeology |
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27 "Mathematics and Archaeology" Rediscovered |
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Index |
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