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On the coding of archaeological finds

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Fig. 1 – The classification of scarab heads, according to Tufnell (1984).

Fig. 1 – The classification of scarab heads, according to Tufnell (1984).

Fig. 2 – The two couples of PTPS corresponding to two patterns offour points (Andrenucci, Andrenucci 2002).

Fig. 2 – The two couples of PTPS corresponding to two patterns offour points (An...

Fig. 3 – The use of landmarks for the description of Egyptian scarabs: a) the landmarks of an ideal scarab; b) the scarab 787 of Florence Museo Egizio (Andrenucci, Andrenucci2002); c) the landmarks of the scarab 787.

Fig. 3 – The use of landmarks for the description of Egyptian scarabs: a) the la...

Fig. 4 – Two seals images from Rova (rovA 1994): ontheleft(788) asingle element repeated onmultiple lines andontheright (602) anon-periodical complex image. Abovethetextual coding andbelow thesymbolic one.

Fig. 4 – Two seals images from Rova (rovA 1994): ontheleft(788) asingle element ...

Camiz S. 2004, On the coding of archaeological finds, Archeologia e Calcolatori 15