Remote Sensing in Archaeology

- Foreword

- Acknowledgements

- Introduction

- Radar and Satellite Images

- Imaging Radar in Archaeological Investigations: An Image-Processing Perspective

- Radar Images and Geoarchaeology of the Eastern Sahara

- Southern Arabian Desert Trade Routes, Frankincense, Myrrh, and the Ubar Legend

- The Use of Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) in Archaeological Investigations and Cultural Heritage Preservation

- Detection and Identification of Archaeological Sites and Features Using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Data Collected from Airborne Platforms

- Putting Us on the Map: Remote Sensing Investigation of the Ancient Maya Landscape

- Creating and Perpetuating Social Memory across the Ancient Costa Rican Landscape

- Spaceborne and Airborne Radar at Angkor: Introducing New Technology to the Ancient Site

- Aerial Photography and Fractals

- Remote Sensing, Fractals, and Cultural Landscapes: An Ethnographic Prolegomenon Using U2 Imagery

- Geographic Information Systems

- Understanding Archaeological Landscapes: Steps Towards an Improved Integration of Survey Methods in the Reconstruction of Subsurface Sites in South Tuscany

- Remote Sensing and GIS Analysis of a Maya City and Its Landscape: Holmul, Guatemala

- Remote Sensing and GIS Use in the Archaeological Analysis of the Central Mesopotamian Plain

- Geophysical Prospecting and Analytical Presentations

- Ground-Penetrating Radar for Archaeological Mapping

- Integrating Multiple Geophysical Datasets

- Ground-Penetrating Radar Advances in Subsurface Imaging for Archaeology

- Landscape Archaeology and Remote Sensing of a Spanish-Conquest Town: Ciudad Vieja, El Salvador

- Urban Structure at Tiwanaku: Geophysical Investigations in the Andean Altiplano

- Geophysical Archaeology in the Lower Amazon: A Research Strategy

- Maritime Setting Applications

- Archaeological Oceanography

- Precision Navigation and Remote Sensing for