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Abstract Archaeological archives are the cumulative finds, records, and associated data that result from a piece of archaeological fieldwork. This article deals almost entirely with the very specific circumstances of archives in the UK and primarily English museums.
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Abstract Archaeological archives are the cumulative finds, records, and associated data that result from a piece of archaeological fieldwork. This article deals almost entirely with the very specific circumstances of archives in the UK and primarily English museums.
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Archaeological Archives: Serving the Public Interest?
European Journal of Archaeology, 1999The aim of this paper is to highlight the neglected role of archaeological archives in Cultural Resource Management in particular and in the discipline of archaeology in general. Through reference to a major recent survey of the size, condition, usage and future prospects of archaeological archives in England, it is argued that the neglect of archives ...
Nick Merriman, Hedley Swain
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Digging in the archaeology archives
Australian Archaeology, 2000Personal correspondence written during the 1950s - by now a virtual archaological Dreaming - provides a context for excavations on the Murray River, at Fromm's Landing rockshelter 2, during January-February 1956, and the 1960 Queensland expedition during which pilot digs at Kenniff Cave and The Tombs collected Late Pleistocene radiocarbon 14 samples.
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The Raisio archaeology archive
ACM SIGGRAPH 2002 conference abstracts and applications, 2002Sometimes web sites get built to promote a company or a product. It is also possible that a website is constructed as part of the documentation strategy in a project. In my presentation I want to talk about how a website can be used to foster collaboration among the partners in a research project.
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Photo Archives and the History of Archaeology
Abstract This chapter explores the role of photo archives in the making of archaeological knowledge from the mid-nineteenth century to the present day. It discusses, among other topics, their role in the pursuit of objectivity, their connections to nation-building processes, and the challenges and opportunities posed by the digital age ...openaire +2 more sources
Archive archaeology has, in recent years, become increasingly acknowledged as an important component of archaeological research. However, the vast amounts of empirical data contained in such archives — among them fieldwork diaries, working notebooks, finds sheets, and photographs — together with a sense that the field is often skewed towards ‘one’s own
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The Archive, Assemblage and Archaeology
2019This chapter is the first of this book’s analytical chapters. It is interested in non-fiction films that engage with, and more importantly appear to interrogate and manipulate, archive footage. It explores what emerges when celluloid archive footage and video or digital are juxtaposed together in Free Fall (Peter Forgacs, 1996) and A Film Unfinished ...
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