Keywords
electronic model
computer simulation
expert systems
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Abstract
This paper aims to present the possible use of computer simulations in archeology by building and testing virtual models and the proposed development of autonomous systems of knowledge.. In this way, I present the Lavras do Abade case study where an
electronic model of the site was used to analyze and interpret built space.
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