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The Archaeologist's Field Handbook

The essential guide for beginners and professionals in Australia

Burke, Heather (Flinders University) & Smith, Claire & Morrison, Michael (University of New England, Australia)

The Archaeologist's Field Handbook

The Archaeologist's Field Handbook

The essential guide for beginners and professionals in Australia

The Archaeologist's Field Handbook

 

The complete manual to archaeological field work in Australia, fully revised to incorporate digital techniques and new methods. With step-by-step guidelines, it is an essential companion for consultants, amateur heritage researchers and students.

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The complete manual to archaeological field work in Australia, fully revised to incorporate digital techniques and new methods. With step-by-step guidelines, it is an essential companion for consultants, amateur heritage researchers and students.

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9780367719692
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536
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Archeologie
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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Over half a century ago, maritime archaeologist Honor Frost led an interdisciplinary team that uncovered an exceptional Punic shipwreck off the western coast of Sicily. The excavation, study, and conservation of the shipwreck—dated to the 3rd century BCE and now on display at the Museo Archeologico Regionale Lilibeo–Marsala—marked a groundbreaking achievement in the history of underwater archaeology.

Unforeseeable Futures

Despite their apparent ubiquity today, archaeologists have seldom focused explicitly on crises. The authors in this book take up the challenge of doing so, drawing on archaeological cases from a wide temporal and spatial range.

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This volume, containing the proceedings of a conference held in July 2022 in Istanbul, addresses and refines the concept of ‘institutional landscapes’ as they were created in Iran by the Achaemenid and Sassanian empires (with an excursus into the Ilkhanid period).

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