Spatial Analysis in Archaeology

  • Parkington J
  • Hodder I
  • Orton C
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Abstract

This book outlines the methodology of spatial analysis and its application to archaeology. The techniques covered are: distribution maps and their interpretation, tests of randomness, nearest neighbor analysis, regression analysis and trend surface analysis, tests of spatial association; together with a number of discussions of modelling various types of distribution and the use of models in interpretation. Examples treated include distributions of artifact types, of coins, of settlements and hillforts.

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Parkington, J., Hodder, I., & Orton, C. (1979). Spatial Analysis in Archaeology. The South African Archaeological Bulletin, 34(129), 71. https://doi.org/10.2307/3888175

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