Horse kicks, flying bombs and potsherds: statistical theory contributes to archaeological survey.
In the application of statistics in archaeology, it is essential to choose an appropriate statistical model for the specific archaeological problem being addressed. This article discusses the application of statistical models to large-scale archaeological field survey and describes the development o...
| Publicado en: | Archaeology International Vol. 10; pp. 24 - 28 |
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UCL Press
2006
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