-
undertake mitigation work in
advance of (or during)
construction work in
archaeologically sensitive areas, at the developer's expense. In England,
ultimate responsibility...
-
Archaeologically started out as a
Facebook Page, and
featured photographs and blog
posts about neglected sites and
privately owned archaeologically significant...
- The
Archaeology of
Knowledge (L’archéologie du savoir, 1969) by
Michel Foucault is a
treatise about the
methodology and
historiography of the systems...
- In
archaeology,
excavation is the exposure,
processing and
recording of
archaeological remains. An
excavation site or "dig" is the area
being studied...
-
Stratigraphy is a key
concept to
modern archaeological theory and practice.
Modern excavation techniques are
based on
stratigraphic principles. The concept...
- or may be,
investigated using the
discipline of
archaeology and
represents a part of the
archaeological record.
Sites may
range from
those with few or...
- pp. 26–27;
Finkelstein &
Silberman 2002, pp. 189–190,
Chapter 8:
Archaeologically and historically, the
redating of
these cities from Solomon's era to...
-
notable archaeological sites sorted by
country and territories. For one
sorted by
continent and time period, see the list of
archaeological sites by...
- The
decade of the 1610s in
archaeology involved some
significant events, some of
which are
described here. 1613:
Remains of the
Temple of
Proserpina were...
- Keller,M.C., The Anglo-Saxon
Weapon Names Treated Etymologically and
Archæologically,
Heidelberg 1906. Sigurdsson,G., The
Medieval Icelandic Saga and Oral...
