This volume records contributions made at the Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology UK Chapter 2009 (CAA UK 2009). Preface (Andrew Wilson); 1) Collections Online: New Access to the British Museums Archaeology Collections (Pam Young and Sarah Hammond); 2) Metadata for the mundane: Reasons and mechanisms for community archaeologists and small commercial units to document their digital photographs (Alan Gillott); 3) Audio Podcasting and Archaeology (Alan M. Greaves); 4) Modelling Early Bronze Age I-III South Levantine Urban Landscapes (Jason Jorgenson); 5) Modelling the Experience of Communal Spaces in the Near Eastern Neolithic (Alexis McBride); 6) Exploring the use of space using relativity (Ehren Milner); 7) Illuminating the Burials in the Aegean Bronze Age: Natural & Artificial Light in a Mortuary Context (Konstantinos Papadopoulos); 8) Surveying and modelling the settlement context of a late antique church at Ras el Bassit, Syria (Ulla Rajala and Nicolas Beaudry); 9) Using a three-dimensional multi-user virtual environment to teach spatial theory in archaeology (Palitha Edirisingha, Mark Pluciennik and Ruth Young).