Object-oriented design for excavation simulation programming
It is relatively unfashionable either to discuss the details of programming languages for archaeology, or even to imply that the average archaeologist needs to have any concept of what a programming language is. On the one hand, it is argued, any program can be written in any language, and arguments...
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Tempus Reparatum
1992
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