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Collaboration between natural sciences and archaeology

Norwegian Archaeological Review, 1990
Between 1983 and 1987 an intensive study of the castle of Kastelholm and its immediate surroundings has been undertaken. Medievalist archaeologists have, with the help of different natural sciences, tried to understand the natural environment and conditions of the medieval inhabitants of the castle and at the same time reconstruct its different ...
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The Nature of Clarity in Archaeological Line Drawings

Journal of Field Archaeology, 1993
Abstract No one questions the importance of effective communication in reporting archaeological findings. Writing is one means of communication, but presenting graphic material (photographs and line drawings) is another. An ambiguous sentence can often distort the truth, and a poorly wrought map or chart can do the same.
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Snapshots of History and the Nature of the Archaeological Image

Archaeologies, 2010
By its very definition, archaeology is situated at the intersection of the material and the temporal worlds. Photography is similarly positioned, and yet it can be manipulated to produce constructed contexts according a photographer’s agenda. In order to explore how the abilities and limitations of archaeology and photography are entwined I examine the
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Paradigms and the Nature of Change in American Archaeology

American Antiquity, 1979
Aspects of Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions are discussed and criticized. Problems are pointed out in three general areas: the latitude Kuhn allows in the concept paradigm, his views on the nature of scientific change, and his notion of incommensurability and the accompanying problems of relativism.
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Underwater Archaeology: Its Nature and Limitations

American Antiquity, 1960
AbstractThe recent development of efficient free-diving apparatus has made possible underwater exploration for both sport and science. Human and cultural remains underwater are being extensively exploited. Although the term “underwater archaeology” is frequently applied to such activities, most are at the best only underwater salvage.
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An Archaeology of Natural Places

Huntington Library Quarterly, 2013
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What is Archaeology? An Essay on the Nature of Archaeological Research.

History and Theory, 1991
John Moreland, Paul Courbin
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NLP and Archaeology: A View from a Digital Archive

Quantitative Archaeology and Archaeological Modelling, 2023
Holly Wright, Katie Green
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What Is Archaeology? An Essay on the Nature of Archaeological Research

The Classical World, 1990
Susan I. Rotroff, Paul Courbin
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An archaeology of natural places

Geoarchaeology, 2004
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