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ARCHAEOLOGICAL BUILDING RECORD

2013
A4 portrait, 14 Pages, plus 6 illustrations.
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Archaeological Team Building

2017
This resource is a single blog post created as part of the Day of Archaeology initiative. The Day of Archaeology project aimed to provide a window into the daily lives of archaeologists from all over the world. The project asked people working, studying or volunteering in the archaeological world to participate in a 'Day of Archaeology' each year by ...
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Building and using temporal knowledge in archaeological documentation

Journal of Intelligent Information Systems, 2008
Our previous work on specialized digital libraries showed that each expert was brought to enrich the documentary corpus with his/her point of view (expressed by a model of knowledge). These points of view can be contradictory and therefore, it would be interesting to provide expert communities with tools, enabling them to point out meaning dissensions.
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Building archaeology: a non-destructive archaeology

2000
“Abstract: Building-archaeology is nowadays a well defined research field even if it is on the border line between different disciplines. It was born, in fact, inside the excavation archaeology, but it developed autonomously throughout the studies of the elevated structures; it must compare itself, for what regards its results, with the instruments and
BOATO, ANNA, PITTALUGA, DANIELA
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Building an Archaeological Chronology

2016
Archaeological chronologies often are misunderstood and disputed, in effect weakening the ability to address significant issues of chronological change such as in the topic of landscape evolution as considered here. An example in the Mariana Islands provides an especially strong chronological sequence, based on relative ordering of stratified layers ...
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The Archaeological Study of Buildings

2014
The study of buildings has always formed a significant part of archaeological endeavor. In Britain, research, illustration, and publication began to mount through the first half of the nineteenth century, not least through the national work of John Britton and Robert Willis and their regional contemporaries.
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The Archaeological Investigation of Standing Buildings

Vernacular Architecture, 1989
AbstractThe Birmingham University Field Archaeology Unit's method of recording standing buildings is described and the record sheets illustrated. It is argued that detailed recording by this method would be desirable for all standing buildings of stone or brick.
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Preventive archaeology on listed buildings

2022
L’objet de cet article est de montrer que les travaux de restauration engagés sur les monuments historiques, pour en garantir la pérennité, peuvent aussi se traduire par des pertes d’informations quant à leur histoire. L’application de la méthode archéologique d’analyse stratigraphique permet de recueillir ces vestiges ténus et de participer à une ...
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The Methods of Building Archaeology

2020
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Building palaeopathology: practical applications of archaeological building analysis

Structural Survey, 2009
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to demonstrate, to construction professionals, the client benefits of archaeological building analysis.Design/methodology/approachThe principles of the technique are summarised, followed by a summary of the academic and legal contexts in which such analyses are conducted.
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