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Journal of Computer Applications in Archaeology

Ubiquity Press

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Ubiquity Press
ISSN
2514-8362
ISSN
2514-8362
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English

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Title
Journal of Computer Applications in Archaeology
Author / contributors
Ubiquity Press
Publisher
Ubiquity Press
ISSN
2514-8362
ISSN
2514-8362
Language
English

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Auxiliary sciences of history: Archaeology | Science: Mathematics: Instruments and machines: Electronic computers. Computer science
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