Benson
(2000)
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Spatial relationships of bullet type and time
have been modelled of artefacts collected from the battle of little big
horn to answer questions about the battle that are unresolved from the
historic record.
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| 300-yard buffer around bullet point |
Location of three .40 calibre bullets
on the 1891 terrain model. |
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| Hurry
et al (2001) |
St Mary's city in Maryland has more than 3
million artefacts and 350 archaeological sites. They have been
incorporated in to a GIS to analyse the spatial distribution of artefacts
excavated from survey pits as well as to map the town layout. |
| Bowen (1988) |
Used domestic animal size, exchange networks
and the need to preserve meet due to climate to study Euro American
settlers dietary adaptations |
| Tracey
(1996) |
Used soil profiles, alluvial deposition,
spatial arrangement of Dams, races and Flumes to investigate the
technologies used to extract gold using Hydraulic methods - He felt that
Historical sources did not accurately portray the technology.
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| The exposed alluvial
deposits at Bombay on the Shoalhaven River
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Map of The alluvial
workings at Bombay |
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| Hood (1996) |
Examined how environment (topography,
resources and location) coupled with spatial arrangement and segregation
of that environment in space determined social relations and how that
historical spatial arrangement impeded change to modern agricultural
industry. |
| Wurst (1991) |
Needed to be aware of the spatial relation
ships of the cemeteries in the ideology study as different communities
subscribed to different beliefs based on status and economics. |
| Macphail (1999) |
Used pollen and spores to investigate the
change in attitudes of colonial Sydney to natural and imported vegetation.
Sediment deposition, estuarine mud, pollen and spores to locate the
position of the first steam engine used in Sydney.
The topographic setting of tillage in Millers point of marks preserved
in soil.
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