Archaeology Database Management A Case Study in the Solution of Incompatibility Issues between Different Archaeological Databases By Nathaniel Matthew Scherr B S Anthropology University of Montana Missoula MT 59812 Professional Paper Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Masters of Arts Anthropology The University Montana Missoula MT Fall 2012 Approved by Sandy Ross Associate Dean of the Graduate School Graduate School Dr
Online Permitting and Clearance GPal System OPaC User Guide Section 3 Applying for Archaeological Permits and Amendments The OPaC User Guide Section 3 provides instructions for applying for archaeological permits and archaeological permit amendments 3 1 Applying for an Archaeological Permit After external applicants have been confirmed to be approved archaeologists and have accessed the OPaC system they can apply for Archaeological Permits To do this they wi
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AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL NETWORK DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Jonathan C Moffett Institute of Archaeology London ABSTRACT This paper describes a Network Database Management System N D B M S It has been designed to be used with data stored using the Simple Data Entry and Retrieval S D E R suite of programs which are described else where Catton et al 1981 Moffett 1984 However it is also possible to use it on its own The N D B M S is based on a general model of