Romancing the stones: towards a virtual and elemental Avebury
Romancing the stones: towards a virtual and elemental Avebury
The late Neolithic monument complex at Avebury, Wiltshire, continues to elicit much curiosity and attention. However, with excavation unlikely to occur in the near future, new and non-destructive means of exploring the monument complex are required. Although a number of such investigations have been undertaken, to date no concerted effort has been made to consolidate the results within a single framework. The opening stages of such a project, involving innovative research using GIS and Virtual-Reality technologies within an explicitly theoretical interpretative agenda, are described here.
avebury, elemental, gis, phenomenology, stone, virtual-reality
143-164
Pollard, Joshua
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Gillings, Mark
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1998
Pollard, Joshua
5080faff-bc2c-4d27-b702-e40a5eb40761
Gillings, Mark
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Pollard, Joshua and Gillings, Mark
(1998)
Romancing the stones: towards a virtual and elemental Avebury.
Archaeological Dialogues, 5 (2), .
(doi:10.1017/S1380203800001276).
Abstract
The late Neolithic monument complex at Avebury, Wiltshire, continues to elicit much curiosity and attention. However, with excavation unlikely to occur in the near future, new and non-destructive means of exploring the monument complex are required. Although a number of such investigations have been undertaken, to date no concerted effort has been made to consolidate the results within a single framework. The opening stages of such a project, involving innovative research using GIS and Virtual-Reality technologies within an explicitly theoretical interpretative agenda, are described here.
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Published date: 1998
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avebury, elemental, gis, phenomenology, stone, virtual-reality
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/389671
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