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22 Νοε 2023 · As Archaeology is seen as a network of practitioners, practices, ideas, institutions, and other elements, the possibilities for discourses on invisible elements in its historiography are...
7 Δεκ 2015 · Advances in geophysics, soil chemistry and remote sensing are speeding up the discovery of ancient sites and helping archaeologists understand them on a global scale. Below is our list of the...
This article examines the paradigmatic and methodological history of technological research in Anglo-American and European archaeology. It provides examples of the study of European Middle and Upper Palaeolithic technologies and highlights particular topics and nationalistic research programmes that have been and remain among the most ...
We apply a usable and easily navigated framework for archaeologists to consider while in either formal or informal educational environments and provide examples of how digital technologies can be applied to satisfy the three “presences”—social/emotional, teaching, and cognitive—required for a successful “community of inquiry ...
Technological studies are concerned with many of the big questions of archaeology: Who made the objects we find? What materials did ancient people use? Where did they obtain their raw materials, and how did they craft pottery, stone tools, buildings, clothing, and other useful items?
4 Ιουν 2019 · We evaluate three case studies drawn from the literature to illustrate how contemporary anthropological archaeology can aid in operationalizing our observations and interpretations of cultural evolution processes at different scales in both the ethnographic present and the archaeological past.
Archaeological data, produced by field, laboratory, collections, and library research since systematic archaeological investigations began, exist in technical, often lengthy, limited-distribution reports scattered in offices across the world.
