Bibliography of Archaeological Computing: the 1990s

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Author(s)	Title
DALLAS C.	Using information in museums: traditions, past experiences and new requirements
DALLAS C., GARZOTTO, F.	Dynamic hypermedia from a museum database: the Gold of Greece application
DALLAS C.J.	The Sacred Way Project. Multimedia education in classical culture, art and archaeology
DALLAS C.J.	Humanistic research, information resources and electronic communication
DALLAS C.J.	Relational description, similarity and classification of complex archaeological entities
DALLAS C.J.	A new agenda for museum information systems
DALLAS C.J.	A step beyond reading in archaeological publication: Internet Archaeology, issue 1
DALLAS C.J.	Multimedia standards for museums: a critical viewpoint
DALLAS C.J.	Syntax and semantics of figurative art: A formal approach
DALLAS C.J.	Acquiring an automated Museum Documentation System: A report
DALLAS C.J. et al.	Digital multimedia and Classical culture: the Sacred Way perspective
DALLAS R.W.A., PARKER D., HILDER D.W.	GIS principles applied to an English country house: the Brodsworth Hall project,
DALY P., FRANCHETTI M., OKKONEN J.	GIS and Early Aland: spatial analysis in an archipelago of south-western Finland,
DALY P., LOCK G.	Timing is everything: commentary on managing temporal variables in Geographic Information Systems
DANIELS R.	The definition and representation of space in urban archaeology: Some comments