BIP! Finder - Visitor Movement and Tracking Techniques. A Visitor-Sourced Methodology for the Interpretation of Archaeological Sites

2012 • Visitor Movement and Tracking Techniques. A Visitor-Sourced Methodology for the Interpretation of Archaeological Sites

Authors: Angeliki Chrysanthi; Hembo Pagi; Graeme Earl

Venue: International Journal of Heritage in the Digital Era

Type: Publication

Abstract: This paper describes on-going research investigating movement and behaviour patterns of visitors in archaeological sites as a way of informing interpretive planning. A critical point of this study was the development of a hybrid methodology for collecting and assessing data on visitor movement around archaeological sites and of the things that visitors value the most during their visit. This paper demonstrates the methodology developed mainly at Gournia, a Minoan archaeological site of eastern Crete in Greece. Apart from recognised forms of obs... (read more)

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Topics: Archaeology Data science

DOI: 10.1260/2047-4970.1.0.33

External links: Crossref OpenAIRE

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