Titlebook: Science and Technology in Historic Preservation; Ray A. Williamson,Paul R. Nickens Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000

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Recent Advances in Underwater Archaeologyfication of submerged cultural resources on the seabed, techniques for documenting sites once they are found, and the generic issue of diving technology as applied to this field of underwater science. The author discusses technology transfer from the commercial and military sector, where it has been successful and where it needs improvement.

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Geographic Information Systems in Historic Preservatione past. Science has fundamentally influenced our understanding of this record through the development and improvement of ways to measure and understand time. GIS and related methodologies present methodologies that are improving our abilities to measure and understand space.

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ation attested to by the undertaking of an importantcongressional study in 1986 that assessed the role of federal agenciesin the field. In this book leading researchers update the earlierfindings and contribute state-of-the-art reviews and evaluations oftechnological progress in their areas of exper

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The Opportunities and Challenges of Preservation Technologiesplores some of the issues that the increased use of advanced technologies brings to the practice of historic preservation. It also examines the relationship of the development of technologies for historic preservation to public policy

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The Use of Computers in Cultural Resource Managementare identified and discussed in four areas: building support, archaeology, collections management, and multiple resource management. Each application is reviewed for its purpose, developer, technical basis and status.