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Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, Volume 4

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Volume 4, March 2017

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Ahmad Baik:
From point cloud to Jeddah Heritage BIM Nasif Historical House - case study. 1-18
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Nicholas Webb, Alexandrina Buchanan:
Tracing the past: A digital analysis of Wells cathedral choir aisle vaults. 19-27
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Davide Delpiano, Marco Peresani, Andreas Pastoors:
The contribution of 3D visual technology to the study of Palaeolithic knapped stones based on refitting. 28-38
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Rafael Ortíz Cordero, Rafael Enrique Hidalgo Fernández:
3D Photogrammetry, capacity, filling time and water flow simulation of Cordoba's Mosque-Cathedral Islamic cistern. 39-48
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Lieke van Deinsen, Timothy De Paepe:
Visualising literary heritage: A viable approach? The case of the Panpoëticon Batavûm (1772-1780). 49-58

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