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Public Archaeology, Archaeology and the Public
2020Public archaeology is a flexible notion with several meanings: public engagement in protecting archaeological heritage, public interest in the results of research, and archaeology as a public service offered by qualified staff. Such a broad range of purposes and approaches involves various professionals and includes new disciplines supporting ...
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Journal of Community Archaeology & Heritage, 2016
Since its start in 2009, the Tel Burna Archaeological Project has had an open-door policy, allowing for anyone of any age to volunteer, with no applied time limit. This inclusive policy has exposed many different types of people to various aspects of archaeological fieldwork and research.
Itzhaq Shai, Joe Uziel
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Since its start in 2009, the Tel Burna Archaeological Project has had an open-door policy, allowing for anyone of any age to volunteer, with no applied time limit. This inclusive policy has exposed many different types of people to various aspects of archaeological fieldwork and research.
Itzhaq Shai, Joe Uziel
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2022
The cultural context in which the term “Gandhāra” is used initially refers to Vedic geography and then to the administrative limits of the homonymous Achaemenid satrapy. The most reliable information referring to the Middle Holocene period, in which the Gandhāran region must have met a climatically optimal phase during which domesticated
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The cultural context in which the term “Gandhāra” is used initially refers to Vedic geography and then to the administrative limits of the homonymous Achaemenid satrapy. The most reliable information referring to the Middle Holocene period, in which the Gandhāran region must have met a climatically optimal phase during which domesticated
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2014
Archaeological discipline is a search of knowledge of the past through material remains. This chapter anatomizes such a definition of the field in order to understand the decisions already taken by the discipline before arriving to particular contexts of practice. The working of archaeological discipline within the modern/colonial ontology is explored.
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Archaeological discipline is a search of knowledge of the past through material remains. This chapter anatomizes such a definition of the field in order to understand the decisions already taken by the discipline before arriving to particular contexts of practice. The working of archaeological discipline within the modern/colonial ontology is explored.
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Abstract This chapter delves into the rich history of archaeological collecting, the creation and development of archaeological museums, and museums with significant archaeological collections. It explores how the production of archaeological knowledge and heritage has been intricately shaped by the evolution of these collections ...
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Archaeology within, archaeology without
Archaeological Dialogues, 2016AbstractThe rise of the nation state has had a major influence on the development of archaeology. Nation states today, however, differ from their 19th- and 20th-century equivalents, and they both impact upon and use archaeology in different ways. By looking outwards from an individual country within a collective nation state, I will explore the forms ...
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2020
Contemporary archaeology can be understood from a number of perspectives including those who consider all archaeology contemporary in terms of the production of knowledge in comparison to those who explicitly conduct their research on the materiality of contemporary society.
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Contemporary archaeology can be understood from a number of perspectives including those who consider all archaeology contemporary in terms of the production of knowledge in comparison to those who explicitly conduct their research on the materiality of contemporary society.
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Archaeology, Archaeological Science, and Microarchaeology
2010The archaeological record is mainly composed of materials related to past human behavior. Some of these are visible to the naked eye – the so-called macroscopic record – and some require instruments, such as microscopes or spectrometers, to be seen and characterized.
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No Compensation Needed: On Archaeology and the Archaeological
Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 2016The archaeological is regularly perceived in negative terms as lacking and deficient. It is fragmented, static, and crude, a residue of past living societies. Accordingly, much of archaeologists’ efforts are directed toward the amendment of these flaws.
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