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Preventive Archaeology in the Context of Industrial Wasteland

2023
The aim of this article is to explain the constraints inherent in the archaeological preventive excavation of former industrial wastelands in a highly urbanized environment, in order to understand the impact on the working conditions of archaeologists and to define the solutions provided through the example of the Val-de-Marne Archaeology Department.
Bayard-Maret, Vanessa, Allaoua, Elise, Battistini, Aurélie   +2 more
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Preventive conservation for archaeological sites

Studies in Conservation, 1996
AbstractPreservation in situ is an option that is increasingly adopted for archaeological sites. In England, planning policy guidelines encourage the use of strategies to mitigate the effects of development on buried deposits. Effective preservation in situ requires a thorough understanding of the factors that might bring about the deterioration of the
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Preventive Archaeology - Cultural Heritage and Land Planning

Laura Brum Bulanti, Camila Gianotti García   +1 more
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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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A Guide to the Preventive Care of Archaeological Collections

Advances in Archaeological Practice, 2019
ABSTRACTPreservation knowledge is important for those preparing archaeological collections for curation or requesting access to collections for research. Literature about the fields of archaeological conservation and curation is plentiful, but there are scant resources that offer a basic introduction to the knowledge needed to facilitate preservation ...
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829 hectares of preventive archaeological magnetometry surveys in Ireland: upscaling data collection and interpretation strategies [PDF]

, 2023
We present examples of preventive archaeology magnetometer surveys at macro scale. Qfield can be used for effective landscape documentation to allow better data analysis, even if done by another team.
Ullrich, Burkart, Kniess, Rudolf, Wetze, Martin, Krahn, Hartmut, Meyer, Jessica, Dorrestein, Jochem   +5 more
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Coccidioidomycosis among Archaeology Students: Recommendations for Prevention

American Antiquity, 1974
AbstractThe increasing popularity of archaeology courses has brought many persons susceptible to coccidioidomycosis into areas endemic for the fungus which causes this disease. The high incidence of infection in susceptibles can be averted by adherence to recommendations developed by the California State Department of Health.
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GPR for preventive conservation and valorisation of buried archaeology

10th International Workshop on Advanced Ground Penetrating Radar, 2019
Summary This paper deals with a geophysical experimental activity carried out in Maxenxius Complex, an archaeological site located in Rome, Italy. The objective of the study was to evaluate the feasiblity of GPR for the structural detailing of buried archaeological remains, in view of its future valorisation through three-dimensional reconstruction. As
L. Bianchini Ciampoli, R. Santarelli, F. Tosti, A. Benedetto   +3 more
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Archaeological traces of vine cultivation in Champagne: An assessment of preventive archaeology

La Champagne, renommée pour ses vins depuis le xviiie siècle, est un territoire viticole historique dont les premières cultures de vigne remontent à l’Antiquité. Au Moyen Âge, les villes épiscopales et les abbayes ont encouragé l’expansion viticole, particulièrement autour de Reims et Troyes.
Rabasté, Yoann, Canet, Sylvain, Marchaisseau, Vincent   +2 more
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3D scanner, digital acquisition in preventive archaeology

2021
Non, la 3D en archéologie n'est pas un nouvel outil ! Le sujet de ma communication participe pourtant en effet à la diffusion de cette idée d'associer les outils 3D au principe d'un renouveau technologique en archéologie. Toutefois, la numérisation 3D est utilisée depuis plus de 30 ans comme méthode d'acquisition en contexte archéologique, et il paraît
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