Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction Archaeology and Geoinformatics: Case Studies from the Caribbean -- Part I: Archaeology, GIS, and Visibility Models -- 1. The Caribbean: A Continent Divided by Water -- Part II: Archaeology, GIS, and Cultural Resource Management -- 2. Developing Weights-of-Evidence Predictive Models for the Cultural Resource Management of Pre-Columbian Sites in Trinidad -- 3. Forward Planning: The Utilization of GIS in the Management of Archaeological Resources in Barbados -- 4. Developing an Archaeological Information System for Trinidad and Tobago -- Part III: Archaeology, GIS, Cartography, GPS, Satellite Imagery, Aerial Photography, and Photogrammetry -- 5. Maps, Matricals, and Material Remains: An Archaeological GIS of Late-Eighteenth-Century Historic Sites on St. John, Danish West Indies -- 6. Understanding Nevis: GPS and Archaeological Field Survey in a Postcolonial Landscape -- 7. The Use of Imagery to Locate Taino Sites in Jamaica in a GIS Environment -- Part IV: Archaeology and Geophysics -- 8. Geophysics and the Search for Raleigh's Outpost on Trinidad -- 9. Geophysics and Volcanic Islands: Resistivity and Gradiometry on St. Eustatius -- Conclusion -- Glossary of Terms -- References Cited -- Contributors -- Index.