Elinor Wight Gardner (1892–1981) was the first female geologist who worked and published as a geoarcheologist. During her career, she in arid lands of North Africa, Mediterranean Near East, regarded pioneering geoscientist made important contributions multiple fields, including archeology, geomorphology, paleontology Quaternary science. Despite ground-breaking work at many archeological sites, ...

Archeologists use artifacts to make statements about occupants of a physical space. Users of information resources leave behind data–based artifacts when they interact with a digital library or other Web–based information space. One process for examining these patterns is bibliomining, or the combination of data warehousing, data mining and bibliometrics to understand connections and patterns b...

Art-making has always shared with archeology the challenge of digging for meaning. But, whereas the archeologist digs deeper and deeper to unearth the past, digital art adds layer upon layer, projecting images and ideas into the future. Art-making, like myth, taps into the archetypes we all share, reliving mental journeys via story-telling. As I create individual images, they flow, one into ano...

Understanding and modifying unknown legacy systems is a task that has challenged software engineers for years. While conventional approaches like reverse engineering and reengineering are well known and proven effective, there are cases where these techniques are too heavyweight or time-consuming. This position paper shows an example of a real situation in which we had to add functionality to a...

New radiocarbon dates and plant macrofossil data establish that parts of the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, were ice-free during and subsequent to the late Wisconsin glacial maximum on the Pacific coast of Canada. A paleoecological investigation of dated sediments at Cape Ball has indicated that a varied flora consisting of terrestrial and aquatic plants was present there about 16,0...

Archaeology is a discipline closely related to the representation of objects that are at the center of its concerns. At different times of the archaeological method, representation approach takes different forms. It takes place on the archaeological excavation, during the exploration, or in a second time in the warehouse, object after object. It occurs also in different drawing scales. The use ...

In this paper we consider the issue of Foucault?s introduction genealogy. We begin with his Archeology Knowledge, in which he summarizes previous work, explaining elements archaeological procedure practiced earlier books but also expressing somewhat a dissatisfaction what has achieved. way, opens door for hitherto unnamed clearly foreshadowed At same time, Foucault neither abandons nor rejects ...

This paper argues that our sociological explanations of the historical advent of gender stratification in the Occident has given too much attention to techno-economic causes and too little attention to religious, cultural and ideological causes. Evidence for this claim is taken from archeology, mythology and anthropology for the relevant historical period (4500 and 3000 BC) in Eurasia. I assert...

Henry Schliemann's reputation as an archeologist, a linquist, a financial genius and a scholar is seldom recognized by Americans. His discovery of the ruins of Troy changed Homeric myths and legends into history and made him the founder of Aegean archeology. Recent popular books on Schliemann sketchily describe him otologic problems which eventually led to his death of an otogenic brain abscess...