GIS (Geographic Information System): Aspects of Archaeology

[@lukehiersche1000]

Thank you so much for this video and the GIS links. Much appreciated as a student of archaeology/anth

[@PrimateDaddy]

Thank you for this one. My daughter is doing research on invasive plant species and she finds GIS very useful. It's nice to have this visual tour of the technology.

[@wangocopperboom]

Love this! Explains raster and vector more effectively than my intro to GIS class. Thanks!

[@2mowglie]

This was excellent. Thanks my jovial, norse-looking, history-buff friend!

[@ChiruletaM]

Hey Mr. Soup, many thanks for this fantastic video. I have been using it as a teaching resource and I love it! :) Cheers!

[@ChillMusikHardMusik]

Greetings from Berlin! Nice Job! I like your videos!

[@CymraegSaethwr]

Thanks, I missed a lecture on GIS and this really helped with some much needed info.

[@koteshyadavbommu6003]

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[@SimonSundebt]

"Dr. John Snow was concerned by an outbreak of cholera..." I though Sam Tarley was going to become Maester.

[@c.c.c.c27]

English style meticoulus and humorous archeological expression. Thanks a lot...

[@Archaeos0up]

Pitfall does indeed rock!

[@ProfBoggs]

Well done!

[@daymonsmith5639]

Very useful for my archaeology class, but not without captions! Can you caption these babies? then I could legally show them in class...

[@Archaeos0up]

Why are captions a legal issue?

[@daymonsmith5639]

+Archaeosoup Productions Yeah. I previously showed a number of your explanations, but cannot, unless I caption them myself, because I now have a deaf student in class.

[@koteshyadavbommu6003]

What about Laider future

[@JanaSzIsBasicGlitch]

oh no I tough it is tutorial .... :( :D