GIS in Archaeology

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##  GIS in Archaeology
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####  Martin Hinz

Institut für Archäologische Wissenschaften, Universität Bern

HS 2020

### Presentations

- [01\. Session: Introduction](01) | 16/09/20
- [02\. Session: Working with QGIS](02) | 23/09/20
- [03\. Session: Making Maps](03) | 30/09/20
- [04\. Session: Georeferencing](04) | 07/10/20
- [05\. Session: Handling Spatial Data](05) | 14/10/20
- [06\. Session: Densities](06) | 21/10/20
- [07\. Session: Interpolation](07) | 28/10/20
- [08\. Session: Making nicer Maps](08) | 04/11/20
- [09\. Session: Terrain Data](09) | 11/11/20
- [10\. Session: Least Cost Path Analysis](10) | 18/11/20
- [11\. Session: Time Distance](11) | 25/11/20
- [12\. Session: Site Catchment Analysis](12) | 02/12/20
- [13\. Session: Visibility Analysis](13) | 09/12/20
- [14\. Session: Batch Processing and Automation](14) | 16/12/20
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**Data**
The data base for the course will be provided. Also, you might like to check out the QGIS handbook in [english](https://docs.qgis.org/3.10/en/docs/user_manual/) or [german](https://docs.qgis.org/3.10/de/docs/user_manual/)?
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<sup>\*</sup> You can find the **code of this presentations** at the [github repository](https://github.com/MartinHinz/gia_hs_2020). You might also like to check out the [**video tutorials** in english](https://tube.switch.ch/channels/62b80b1c) that will be made available.
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