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A GIS based spatial data analysis in Knidian amphora workshops in Reşadiye
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2003
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Kıroğlu, M. Fatih
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The main objective of this study is to determine main activity locations and correlation between different artifact types in an archaeological site with geographical information systems (GIS) and spatial data analyses. Knidian amphora workshops in Datça peninsula are studied in order to apply GIS and spatial statistical techniques. GIS capabilities are coupled with some spatial statistical software and spatial data analysis steps are followed. Both point and area datasets are examined for the effective analysis of the same set of spatial phenomena. Visualizing the artifact distribution with the help of GIS tools enables proposing hypotheses about the study area. In exploration part of the study, those assumptions are tested and developed with the help of explorative methods and GIS. The results are discussed and assessed in terms of archaeological framework. Finally the results are compared with the archeo-geophysical anomalies and excavation results.
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Archaeology
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Spatial analysis
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GIS
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Spatial archaeology
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Spatial data analysis
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Knidian ceramic workshops
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/13894
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M. F. Kıroğlu, “A GIS based spatial data analysis in Knidian amphora workshops in Reşadiye,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2003.
