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Concordance in rural and urban database structure: The York experience

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Fig. 1 - UK map showing project areas. YEP study area shown by rectangle, with the YAA study area (York) indicated within.

Fig. 1 - UK map showing project areas. YEP study area shown by rectangle, with t...

Fig. 2 - Example of intersecting component areas. These components may represent both physical boundaries and less visible concepts such as sphere of influence.

Fig. 2 - Example of intersecting component areas. These components may represent...

Fig. 3 - Database Design: the core modules.

Fig. 3 - Database Design: the core modules.

Fig. 4 - Database Design: the core modules with three specialist modules attached to illustrate design flexibility.

Fig. 4 - Database Design: the core modules with three specialist modules attache...

Fig. 5 - The Metadata concept illustrating independent data stores accessed and manipulated by an end user.

Fig. 5 - The Metadata concept illustrating independent data stores accessed and ...

Chartrand J., Miller P. 1994, Concordance in rural and urban database structure: The York experience, Archeologia e Calcolatori 5