Titlebook: Archaeology from Historical Aerial and Satellite Archives; William S. Hanson,Ioana A. Oltean Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media, LL

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Historic Vertical Photography and Cornwall’s National Mapping Programmen the later twentieth century, the post-war expansion of towns and the late twentieth-century move towards deep ploughing. For these reasons, the photographs were an indispensable source, and almost 12,000 sites, ranging from prehistoric settlements to post-medieval industrial remains, were transcribed from them.

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Historical Aerial Imagery in Jordan and the Wider Middle Eastknowledge of historical archive aerial photography, illustrates its use through specific examples and sets out a programme for increasing access to the ‘a(chǎn)rchive’ and opening it up to researchers through a web-based collection.

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The Value and Significance of Historical Air Photographs for Archaeological Research: Some Examples hs in Eastern Europe, traces the development of aerial archaeology there and provides examples of the value of historical imagery taken for purposes other than archaeology which could be accessed. Examples from Hungary, mainly from the Roman period, serve as a particular case study.

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Zhen Li,Sen Li,Tyrone Fernando,Xi Chenthe landscape as it was half a century or more ago before the destructive impact of late twentieth-century development; time-change analysis of the condition of known archaeological monuments; and the discovery of archaeological sites now destroyed.