Computers in Archaeology

The most recent issue of Computer (July 2011, Volume 44 number 7, ISBN 0018-9162,published by IEEE Computer Society) has several articles on computational archaeology and the use of computers in archaeology:

Using Computation to Decode the First Known Computer

Michael Edmunds, Cardiff University

Tony Freeth, Antikythera Mechanism Research Project

pp. 32-39

From Sites to Landscapes: How Computing Technology Is Shaping Archaeological Practice

Eugene Ch'ng, Univeristy of Birmingham, UK

Henry Chapman, Univeristy of Birmingham, UK

Vincent Gaffney, University of Birmingham, UK

Phil Murgatroyd, University of Birmingham, UK

Chris Gaffney, University of Bradford, UK

Wolfgang Neubauer, University of Vienna

pp. 40-46

3D Models for Cultural Heritage: Beyond Plain Visualization

Roberto Scopigno, ISTI-CNR

Marco Callieri, ISTI-CNR

Paolo Cignoni, ISTI-CNR

Massimiliano Corsini, ISTI-CNR

Matteo Dellepiane, ISTI-CNR

Federico Ponchio, ISTI-CNR

Guido Ranzuglia, ISTI-CNR

pp. 48-55

Dealing with Archaeology's Data Avalanche

Vid Petrovic, University of California, San Diego

Aaron Gidding, University of California, San Diego

Tom Wypych, University of California, San Diego

Falko Kuester, University of California, San Diego

Thomas A. DeFanti, University of California, San Diego

Thomas E. Levy, University of California, San Diego

pp. 56-60

Computer-Assisted Archaeological Line Drawing

Renju Li, Peking University

Tao Luo, Peking University

Hongbin Zha, Peking University

Wei Lu, Longmen Grottoes Academy, China

pp. 62-65

Some of these are free access and some are paid-access only.