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Section 1: Have Lessons Been Learnt? Aerial Survey: Learning from a Hundred Years of Experience ?, Robert Bewley Goodbye Cold War! Goodbye Bureaucracy? Opening the Skies to Aerial Archaeology in Europe, Otto Braasch A Neglected Asset. German Aerial Photography of the Second World War Period, Chris J. Going Section 2: Achievements of Twentieth Century: Towards Understanding Archaeological Landscapes Section 2.1: Landscapes Ripe for Aerial Survey Aerial Archaeology in the Middle East: The Role of the Military - Past, Present and... Future?, David Kennedy Hidden Potential: The Possibilities of Plough-Levelled Landscapes, Catherine Stoertz The Landscapes of Scotland: Aerial Survey, Archaeology and GIS, Marilyn Brown Aerial Archaeology in Bohemia at the Turn of the Twenty First Century: Integration of Landscape Studies and Non-Destructive Archaeology, Martin Gojda Flemisch Aerial Archaeology in the Last 20 Years: Past and Future Perspectives, Jean Bourgeois, Ilse Roovers, Marc Meganck, Jacques Semey, Rene Pelegrin and Marc Lodewijckx Aerial Photography of Deux-Sevres, Poitou-Charentes, France: Results and Interaction between Detected Settlements and Geology, Louis-Marie Champeme Some New Results from the Very Dry Summer of 2000, Ivan Kuzma Section 2.2: Opening up New Landscapes Aerial Archaeology in Extreme Environmental Conditions: Slovenia, Darja Grosman The Blackwater Estuary, England: Air Photography and the Inter-Tidal Zone, David Strachan Recent Aerial Survey in Western Transylvania: Problems and Potential, William S. Hanson and loana A. Oltean A Post Medieval Dockyard in Ventspils (Latvia): From the Air, in the Ground and Underwater, Juris Urtans Application of GIS and Aerial Photography in the South of Russia: A Case Study of the Kislovodsk Basin, Dmitri Korobov Surface Processes: Obstacles in Aerial Archaeology, Examples from Turkey, Vedat Toprak Aerial Photography and Early Modem Woodland Management in the Pindos Mountains, NW Greece, Caroline I.H. Hall Prospects for Aerial Survey in Armenia, Hayk Hakobyan and Rog Palmer Section 3: Technological Applications: Looking to the Future Integrated Archaeological Interpretation of Combined Prospection Data, Zwingendorf (Austria) - A Case Study, Michael Doneus, Nives Doneus and Wolfgang Neubauer Making Things Look Vertical, Irwin Scollar High-Resolution Digital Airborne Mapping and Archaeology, Nick Holden, Peter Home and Robert Bewley Airborne High-Resolution Digital, Visible, Infra-Red and Thermal Sensing for Archaeology, Colin Shell GIS, Aerial Photographs and Microtopography in Archaeology: Methods and Applications, Maurizio Forte Satellite Imagery for Archaeological Applications: A Case Study from the Orontes Valley, Syria, Daniel N.M. Donoghue, Nikolaos Galiatsatos, Graham Philip and Anthony R. Beck The Use of Satellite Imagery for the Transcription of Oblique Aerial Photographs, loana A. Oltean Geophysical Verification of Aerial Discoveries of Archaeological sites: Examples from Poland, Zbigniew Kobyliiski and Krzysztof Misiewicz Mapping and Visualization in the Institute of Archaeology, Nitra, Slovakia, Ivan Kuzma, Elena Blaiova and Martin Bartik Section 4: Past for the Future: Heritage Management Approaches to Aerial Survey and Heritage Management in Wales, Toby Driver Understanding Salisbury Plain, England: Analysis of the Aerial Evidence, Simon Crutchley The Use of Aerial Photographs for the Survey of Archaeological Earthworks, Peter D. Home The Role of Aerial Photographs in National Strategic Programmes: Assessing Recent Military Sites in England, John Schofield Archaeological Heritage Management in the Information Age: GIS Applications and Air Photography Processing in Wielkopolska (Greater Poland), Miroslawa Dernoga, Jacek Nowakowski and Andrzej Prinke Aerial Reconnaissance in the North of England, David MacLeod Air Photo Interpretation and Mapping to Guide Fieldwork in Commercial Archaeology in England, Rog Palmer Section 5: Technology vs Philosophy?: Some Thoughts Beyond the Technology: Do We Need 'Meta-Aerial Archaeology'?, Wlodzimierz Rqczkowski Resolutions List of contributors Author Index Colour Plates