UK Chapter of Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archology

This volume records contributions made at the Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology UK Chapter 2009 (CAA UK 2009). Preface (Andrew Wilson); 1) Collections Online: New Access to the British Museums Archaeology Collections (Pam Young and Sarah Hammond); 2) Metadata for the mundane: Reasons and mechanisms for community archaeologists and small commercial units to document their digital photographs (Alan Gillott); 3) Audio Podcasting and Archaeology (Alan M. Greaves); 4) Modelling Early Bronze Age I-III South Levantine Urban Landscapes (Jason Jorgenson); 5) Modelling the Experience of Communal Spaces in the Near Eastern Neolithic (Alexis McBride); 6) Exploring the use of space using relativity (Ehren Milner); 7) Illuminating the Burials in the Aegean Bronze Age: Natural & Artificial Light in a Mortuary Context (Konstantinos Papadopoulos); 8) Surveying and modelling the settlement context of a late antique church at Ras el Bassit, Syria (Ulla Rajala and Nicolas Beaudry); 9) Using a three-dimensional multi-user virtual environment to teach spatial theory in archaeology (Palitha Edirisingha, Mark Pluciennik and Ruth Young).