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Archaeoacoustic guidelines. Preparation, execution, and documentation

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2017
Preparation A discussion of Archaeological theory and archaeoacoustics in a post processual era. The author considers the goals and objectives of archaeoacoustic research in the light of current trends; the nature of the human perception of sound is discussed in the light of the philosophical discussions of “Intentionality.” The importance of a ...
David N. Thomas
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On the relationship between sound, acoustics, and San rock art: An archaeoacoustic study at twenty-seven sites in the Maloti-Drakensberg mountains (South Africa) [PDF]

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports
Over the past two decades, scholars have proposed the existence of a strong relationship between sound, acoustics, and the production of San rock art in certain places.
Neemias Santos Da Rosa, Lidia Alvarez-Morales, Ghilraen Laue   +2 more
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The Northern Group Plaza in Palenque: An archaeoacoustic study.

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2010
This investigation presents and proposes a methodology for archaeoacoustic analysis of public rituals of plazas in the Mayan area, which includes detailed studies of frequencies on musical instruments, white and pink sound emanations and their reverberations in the plazas, and laboratory studies on the stucco that covered the temples.
Francisca Zalaquett
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Our archaeoacoustic back pages

Time and Mind, 2017
I. Cook, S. Pajot, A. Leuchter
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An archaeoacoustic study of the Hoftheater's (1808-1847) history

Proceedings of the 11th Convention of the European Acoustics Association Forum Acusticum / EuroNoise 2025
Barteld N. J. Postma, Max Schumann, Brian F. G. Katz   +2 more
exaly   +3 more sources

Validation of the computational model for the archaeoacoustic analysis of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Campinas, Brazil.

INTER-NOISE and NOISE-CON Congress and Conference Proceedings
Archaeological studies from an acoustic perspective have been used to understand the acoustic behavior of ancient buildings from different historical periods.
Dayane Cristina Lima Estercio, Stelamaris Rolla Bertoli   +1 more
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Archaeoacoustic approach of the Rotunda in Bény

, 2018
We would like to draw the attention to a medieval sacred place in Central Europe in the Carpathian basin, where unusual sound phenomena can be experienced. We focus our research on the „12 Apostoles’ Rotunda” of Bény. The settlement used to belong to the Hungarian Kingdom for centuries during the Middle Ages and also continuosly until the first part ...
LOVASZ Irén, DEBERTOLIS Paolo
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Archaeoacoustic Analysis of an Ancient Hypogeum in Italy

, 2014
The archaeoacoustic properties of an ancient hypogeum in Cividale del Friuli (North Italy) were studied. A series of experiments took place over a one year period to establish its acoustical resonant properties. A number of male and female singers were used and a resonance of 94Hz and 103Hz was discovered in two of the hypogeum’s six chambers. The best
DEBERTOLIS, PAOLO, BISCONTI, NICCOLO'
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Archaeoacoustic surveys at Alatri (Italy) - Preliminary results

, 2014
Following our experience gained from previous expeditions, we applied our archaeoacoustic technique (SBRG protocol) to look at an interesting question relating to the town of Alatri in Italy. At the highest point of the town there is an ancient acropolis and by archaeoacoustic methodologies we wanted to research if there is an explanation to why there ...
DEBERTOLIS, PAOLO, GULLA', DANIELE
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Archaeoacoustic measurement and simulation of the Jesuit Chapel at St. Mary’s City, Maryland

Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2023
St. Mary’s City, Maryland was the original capital of Maryland, founded as a colony with protections for Catholics by Lord Baltimore. As a result of the colony’s religious toleration, the city built a permanent Jesuit chapel, the earliest brick structure
Braxton Boren
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