Spatial Information Technology in Archaeology highlights a cross-disciplinary approach in archaelogical research with the application of spatial information technologies such as geographical information system (GIS), remote sensing, aerial photography, global positioning system (GPS) and related technologies in physics. Experts in archaeology, geography and spatial information technology have contributed 12 chapters which feature the outcome of field works in prominent archaeological sites in Malaysia such as the Lenggong Valley and Bujang Valley. Basic information, issues and approaches especially in the development, management, analysis and modelling of data, as well as the archaelogical site predictive model are explained in an easy-to-understand text, supported with accurate data, and accompanied with colourful illustrations. Thus, this book provides a single reference source for students, researchers, and related agencies in the areas of spatial information technology, archaeology, geography, heritage, physics and planning.