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If you really want the power of a true GIS then ArcGIS is going to be the
way to go. If you are a non-profit, you may be able to get ESRI to donate
you a copy (this has been done for other organizations). I would try that
method before you shell out money for any GIS software. -just my 2 cents
Kathy Southerly
Archeologist/GIS Technician
(3d)i, Technologies, Inc.
2704-A Exchange Drive
Wilmington, NC 28405
910.392.1496 ext. 201
910.392-7326 (fax)
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www.3dicorp.com
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From: Anita Cohen-Williams [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 1:37 PM
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Subject: GIS software for historic sites
This has been asked before....
We are looking for a GIS software package that will allow us to input
proveniences and map them on a site map. Any suggestions?
ArcView is out of our price range, I cannot find a price on MapInfo, and I
can't tell it Microsoft's MapPoint would do what we want.
Anita Cohen-Williams
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