Interpreting Stratigraphy Site evaluation, recording procedures and stratigraphy Conferences 1993-1997

Name: Interpreting Stratigraphy Site evaluation, recording procedures and stratigraphy Conferences 1993-1997
ISBN: 9781841712109

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AuteurRoskams S.

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Jaar2000

PublicatietypeBoek

VolumeS910

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Pagina’s256

UitgeverArchaeopress

PlaatsOxford

ISBN9781841712109

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Fieldwork organisation, site formation and site evaluation 1-80

Roskams S. : The organisation of archaeological fieldwork in the U. K. , pp. 3-10
MacLeod M. & Svensson K. : The development of documentation in Swedish Medieval Archaeology , pp. 11-16
Clarck K. : Architect's specifications: building analysis and conservation , pp. 17-24
Morris M. : Occupation debris and abandonment events and processes , pp. 25-34
Gidlow J. : Arguing the case for rubbish , pp. 35-42
Schotliff D. & Shepherd N. : The valid sample: understanding extensive rural sites , pp. 43-48
Bates M. R., Barham A. J., Pine A. & Williamson V. D. : Evaluation strategies for deeply stratified alluvial areas: the use of borehole stratigraphic logs , pp. 49-70
Macphail R., Cruise G., Engelmark R. & Linderholm J. : Integrating soil micromorphology and rapid chemical survey methods: new developments in reconstructing past rural settlement and landscape organisation , pp. 71-80

Recording procedures 81-140

Roskams S. : Chinese boxes at Wharram , pp. 83-90
Adams M. : The optician's trick: an approach to recording excavations using an Ionic Formation Process Recognition System , pp. 91-102
Clarck P. : Negative features and interfaces , pp. 103-106
Westman . : Upright stratigraphy: understanding and recording buildings in London , pp. 107-112
Jones M. : The stratigraphic examination of standing buildings: problems and solutions , pp. 113-124
Smith R. : Recording for Recording's sake , pp. 125-128
Trueman M. : Structures in contexts , pp. 129-134
McKinley J. I. : Putting cremated human remains in context , pp. 135-140

Post-excavation analysis and communicating results 141-256

Hammer F. : The structuring of records: different systmes in use from excavation through to publication , pp. 143-150
Watson B. : MAP 2 nine years on: a review of post-excavation procedures , pp. 151-156
Clark P. : Post-excavation analysis: moving from the context to the phase , pp. 157-160
Hammer F. : From field record to publication with a minimum archive report , pp. 161-172
Beck A. & Beck M. : Computing, theory and practice: establishing the agenda in contract archaeology , pp. 173-182
Cruise G. & Macphail R. : Microstratigraphical signatures of experimental rural occupation deposits and archaeological sites , pp. 183-192
Buteux V. & Jackson R. : Rethinkingg the "Rubbish pit" in medieval Worcester , pp. 193-196
Cox A. : Concepts in finds analysis , pp. 197-200
Pollard R. J. : Searching for Saxons: a case study from Leicester , pp. 207-212
Rauxloh P. : Stratigraphy, residuality and relational database , pp. 213-216
Saunders T. : Some implications arising from integrating documents and stratigraphy , pp. 217-224
Roskams S. : Landuse diagrams at Carthage , pp. 225-228
Larsson S. : The hidden layers: conditions and conceptual frameworks for urban archaeology in Lund expressed in its praxis for production of data 1890-1990 , pp. 229-248
Bentley D. : Drawings ancient and modern: phase plans and other graphics , pp. 249-256

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