Let’s discuss practical issues of reproducibility
The conference of the international Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology organisation is every year’s computational archaeology nerd festival….
Computational Archaeology
Computational Archaeology describes computer-based analytical methods for the study of long-term behavioural interactions. It is mainly focused on mathematical methods, that can not be performed without a computer. Agent-based models, statistics or geospatial systems are all part of Computational Archaeology.
Learning Agent-based modelling
Not long ago, I picked up a book that was proposed to me by Andreas Angourakis (@AndrosSpica). The book is…
Extension of Call for Papers at CAA GER/NL/FL!
We announced the joint chapter meeting of the CAA Germany / Netherlands / Flanders which will take place 05th –…
Site Catchment Analysis – A scripted PyQGIS solution
Site Catchment Analysis needs a certain number of steps to be repeated for all sites. So, the best way to…
Clustering methods in archaeology — tutorial release!
For the last two years I’ve been developing a tutorial on clustering methods in archaeology with some colleagues. It’s published…