Reconsidering Archaeological Fieldwork: Exploring On-Site Relationships Between Theory and Practice - Couverture souple
Synopsis
Chapter 1: Reconsidering Fieldwork, an Introduction: Confronting Tensions in Fieldwork and Theory, by Hannah Cobb, Oliver Harris, Cara Jones and Phil Richardson
Chapter 2: How to archaeologize with a hammer, by Geoff Carver
Chapter 3: Often Fun, Usually Messy: fieldwork, recording and higher orders of things, by Reuben Thorpe
Chapter 4: Where the rubber hits the road: a critical understanding of Archaeological Decision Making on Highways Projects in Ireland, by Brendon Wilkins
Chapter 5: An archaeology of many steps, by Marianne Lönn
Chapter 6: Stepping into Comfortable Old Shoes: 'The Consequence of Archaeological Comfortability', by Cara Jones and Phil Richardson
Chapter 7: Walking the Line Between Past and Present: 'Doing' Phenomenology on Historic Battlefields, by John Carman and Patricia Carman
Chapter 8: The Struggle Within: Challenging the subject/object relationship on a shoestring, by members of the Ardnamurchan Transitions Project
Chapter 9: Through Many Eyes: A Non-Hierarchical Approach to Interpreting a Site In New Brunswick, New Jersey, by Rebecca Yamin
Chapter 10: The Archaeology of the Aesthetic, by Mark Leone, Amelia Chisholm, Karen Engelke, Amelia Harris, Genevieve Kaplan, Jessica Mundt and Wendi Perry
Chapter 11: Commentary, by Sarah May
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