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About this guide
1. Aerial Photography, Remote Sensing and Archaeology
- Aerial photography and interpretative mapping
- The development of digital remote sensing
2. Digital Data Sources
3. Documenting your Resource
- Why document your data?
- How to document your resource
4. Archiving your Data
- Depositing information
- Aerial photography case study
5. References

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By Bob Bewley, Danny Donoghue, Vince Gaffney, Martijn van Leusen, Alicia Wise (1998). Revised by Bob Bewley and Kieron Niven, Archaeology Data Service / Digital Antiquity (2011)

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