Search Results - "Hanus, Kasper"

Uncovering archaeological landscapes at Angkor using lidar by Evans, Damian H., Fletcher, Roland J., Pottier, Christophe, Chevance, Jean-Baptiste, Soutif, Dominique, Tan, Boun Suy, Im, Sokrithy, Ea, Darith, Tin, Tina, Kim, Samnang, Cromarty, Christopher, De Greef, Stéphane, Hanus, Kasper, Bâty, Pierre, Kuszinger, Robert, Shimoda, Ichita, Boomazian, Glenn

“…Previous archaeological mapping work on the successive medieval capitals of the Khmer Empire located at Angkor, in northwest Cambodia (∼9th to 15th centuries…”
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The social logic of irrigation. Accessibility based approach towards evaluating the water management infrastructure of the archaeological site of Miran by Hanus, Kasper

“…The article presents a new method for an assessment of past water–human interactions. The method is based on a tool developed by space syntax pioneers Bill…”
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Mapping the Inhospitable Landscapes of the Orkney Islands using RPAS by Hanus, Kasper

“…This paper reports the outcome of the RPAS‐based prospection of four prehistoric and early historic sites on Mainland, Rousay and South Ronaldsay Islands of…”
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Imaging the Waters of Angkor: A Method for Semi-Automated Pond Extraction from LiDAR Data by Hanus, Kasper, Evans, Damian

“…This article presents new archaeological data concerning the Greater Angkor region, home to successive capitals of the medieval Khmer Empire from the ninth to…”
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Late prehistoric and early historic chronology of Myanmar: a four-millennia sequence from Halin by Pryce, T.O., Pradier, Baptiste, Favereau, Aude, Oo, U Saw Naing, Le Meur, Clémence, Oo, Daw Kay Thwe, Aye, U Arkar, Win, Daw Thu Thu, Langowska, Kinga Alina, Hanus, Kasper, Iizuka, Yoshiyuki, Georgon, Cloé, Zhuang, Yijie, Castillo, Cristina, Fuller, Dorian, Win, Daw Hlaing Sabai, Aung, Daw Han Myo Kyi, Champion, Louis, Oo, U Myo Minh, Oo, U Min Naing, Phyo, U Zayar, Maung, U Phyo Wai, Myat, Daw Yin Min, Zaw, U Thein, Paibool, Khun Atiphat, Domethong, Khun Varis, Willis, Anna, Higham, Charles F.W., Higham, Thomas F.G.

“…Myanmar is located within an important geographic corridor of prehistoric demographic and technological exchange, yet relatively few archaeological sites have…”
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