Digital technologies and quantitative approaches to recording rock art in the Great Basin, USA

McDonald, Jo; Catacora, Andrea; Koning, Sarah de; Middleton, Emily S.

doi:10.1016/j.jasrep.2016.03.052

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“…A number of studies are devoted to the study of the introduction of modern digital technologies on the example of certain public legal entities -for example, the United States (Spindler, 2019), Croatia (Tomljanovic, Grubisic, & Kamenkovic, 2019), Germany (Genz, Janser, & Lehmer, 2019;Spindler, 2019). Digital technologies and quantitative approaches were presented in some works (McDonald, Catacora, De Koning, & Middleton, 2016). The consequences of digitization of social and economic processes that is of particular relevance in the context of the adopted decree of the government of the Russian Federation, having approved directions of digital economy development in the Russian Federation should be identified.…”

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Socio-Economic Processes Digitalization: New Opportunities And Challenges

Atanasovska¹,

Балынин²,

Pinkovetskaia³

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Socio-Economic Processes Digitalization: New Opportunities And Challenges

Atanasovska¹,

Балынин²,

Pinkovetskaia³

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Para estudo do realce das cores da arte rupestre foi aplicada a técnica de processamento de imagens utilizando o filtro YYE do plugin DStretch®, uma ferramenta de melhoramento de imagens baseada no estiramento de correlação (Evans e Mourad, 2018;Harman, 2005). Tal técnica permite verificar aspectos como os problemas de desgastes naturais ou antrópicos, sobreposição de tintas, distinção de cores (Evans e Mourad, 2018;Palomar-Vasquez et al, 2017;McDonald et al, 2016; Gun e Douglas, 2014).…”

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Contextos Temporais Em Sítios De Pinturas Rupestres, Em Morro Do Chapéu, Bahia

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A determinação de demarcadores cronológicos em sítios de pinturas rupestres tem sido um dos objetivos fundamentais dos arqueólogos que trabalham nesse campo da Arqueologia. Em Morro do Chapéu, Bahia, às características limitantes dos vestígios, impedindo a aplicação de métodos tradicionais de datação, soma-se, a escassa acumulação de solos, que resultam em pouca profundidade e parcos artefatos acumulados. O achado de blocos de pigmentos dentro de fogueiras datadas, no Sítio Toca da Figura, proporciona condições impares para proporcionar um ponto temporal, tanto procurado. O uso de métodos analíticos da área Arqueometria tornou possível um quadro de vinculações entre as figuras representadas no painel do abrigo e os blocos de pigmentos das fogueiras.TEMPORAL CONTEXTS IN ROCK PAINTINGS SITES IN MORRO DO CHAPEU, BAHIAABSTRACTThe definitions of chronological markers of painting on rock art in Archeological sites, has been one of fundamental aiming for all searchers that work in Archeology. In Morro do Chapéu-Ba, limited features of traces are the main reason that make difficult to use traditional methods. In addition, it worst with shallow depth soil, resulting scarce and poor artefacts. However, the finding of pigment blocks inside of campfire in the Toca da Figura, provides exceptional opportunity to determine when it was done. The use of analytical methods from Archeometry became possible to build a frame of links between pictures painted on the panel and the pigment blocks of campfire.Keywords: Rock painting; Chapada Diamantina / BA; Archeometry.

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“…In fact, some methodological studies reported the best practices [6,13,14], and UCR-DP has already been widely applied in fields closely related to the anthropological research, such as archaeology and cultural heritage-for the surveying, interpretation and virtual reconstruction of excavation sites, caves, buildings, monuments [9,12,15,16], documenting statues, bas-relief and mosaics [17,18], building 3D repositories of museum collections [19]-and palaeontology, particularly for site interpretation and track site documentation [13,20,21], other than for digitising bones from mounted skeletons [22]. A number of applications have also been developed in anthropology for documenting rock art [23][24][25][26][27], artefacts [28,29], cut and percussion marks due to human activity [30][31][32][33][34], and hominin footprints [35].…”

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Ultra close-range digital photogrammetry in skeletal anthropology: A systematic review

Lussu

Marini

2020

PLoS ONE

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Background Ultra close-range digital photogrammetry (UCR-DP) is emerging as a robust technique for 3D model generation and represents a convenient and low-cost solution for rapid data acquisition in virtual anthropology. Objectives This systematic review aims to analyse applications, technical implementation, and performance of UCR-DP in skeletal anthropology. Methods The PRISMA guidelines were applied to the study. The bibliographic search was performed on March 1 st , 2019 using Scopus and MEDLINE databases to retrieve peer-reviewed studies accessible in English full-text. The authors worked independently to select the articles meeting inclusion criteria, upon discussion. Studies underwent to quantitative and qualitative syntheses. Results Twenty-six studies were selected. The majority appeared in 2016 or after and were focused on methodological aspects; the applications mainly dealt with the documentation of skeletal findings and the identification or comparison of anatomical features and trauma. Most authors used commercial software packages, and an offline approach. Research is still quite heterogeneous concerning methods, terminology and quality of results, and proper validation is still lacking. Conclusions UCR-DP has great potential in skeletal anthropology, with many significant advantages: versatility in terms of application range and technical implementation, scalability, and photorealistic restitution. Validation of the technique, and the application of the cloud-based approach, with its reduced requirements relating to hardware, labour, time, and cost, could further facilitate the sharing of large collections for research and communication purposes.

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Digital technologies and quantitative approaches to recording rock art in the Great Basin, USA

Cited by 6 publications

References 14 publications

Socio-Economic Processes Digitalization: New Opportunities And Challenges

Socio-Economic Processes Digitalization: New Opportunities And Challenges

Contextos Temporais Em Sítios De Pinturas Rupestres, Em Morro Do Chapéu, Bahia

Ultra close-range digital photogrammetry in skeletal anthropology: A systematic review

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