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Field Surveying, application technology and GIS Methods in Archaeology

George Malaperdas (Laboratory of Archaeometry, University of the Peloponnese). Digital applications are beginning to be used more and more in the science of archaeology. So far, these programs have been applied mostly in either archaeological programs involving measurements and recordings in the field or in research approaches to discover new methods of cooperation.These kind of applications, which utilize geolocation techniques already installed in all mobile phones, have created a new dynamic in archaeological surveying research. The accuracy of GPS and the ease of recording the position of a finding even by unskilled personnel increase efficiency in both the field and the office. Now, with properly structured techniques, a research team can complete the same work in a much shorter time frame.In this presentation the audience will introduced to a series of different technologies applied in the last five years in the archaeological surveys through the University of Peloponnese, and discuss what we have found to be the most optimal techniques.