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Methodological and Epistemic Differences Between Historical Science and Experimental Science (2002)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carol Cleland.

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Metodologické zvlástnosti experimentu v archeologii (Czechian) With German summary: Methodologische Besonderheiten des Experiments in der Archäologie (1987)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jaromír Kovárník.

Metody experimentu v archeologii (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jaroslav Malina.

Millie's Camp: An Experiment in Archaeology (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robson Bonnichsen.

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A Model for Analyzing Ship and Cargo Abandonment Using Economic and Utilitarian Values (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Chelsea R. Freeland.

The Civil War shipwreck Modern Greece serves as an example in the development of a theoretical model to analyze value as a means of interpreting shipwreck and cargo abandonment. This model outlines a set of multiple hypotheses to test the economic and utilitarian values associated with the abandonment of a large volume of blockade-runner cargo from this vessel. This project identifies the possibilities for expanding this theoretical framework to address the abandonment of shipwrecks, cargos, and...

Model for the Organization of Production of the Mill Creek Chert Biface Industry (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Charles R. Cobb.

Modelling the Innovation and Extinction of Archaeological Ideas (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ben Marwick. Erik Gjesfjeld.

The history of archaeology is often told as a sequence of prominent individuals and their publications. Due to the focus on big names and big papers, the diversity of archaeological publications is often underestimated. Here we introduce a quantitative method that illuminates historical trends in archaeological writing by investigating a large number of journal articles. We use a Bayesian framework developed for estimating speciation, extinction, and preservation rates from incomplete fossil...

Modelos cognitivos e indicadores de aprendizaje en tecnología litica: Algunas aproximaciones (2005)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Donald Jackson.

Models and Paradigms in Contemporary Archaeology. In: Models In Archaeology (1972)

DOCUMENT Citation Only David L. Clarke.

Models, replicas and experiments in nautical archaeology (1975)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Séan Mcgrail.

Modern Military Theory and the Camden Expedition of 1864: Assessing Benefits and Limitations (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carl Drexler.

The final military action of the American Civil War in the state of Arkansas was the campaign known as the Camden Expedition of 1864. Responding to local and state efforts to increase heritage tourism to many of the associated sites, archeologists in the state are now working to locate, delineate, and characterize the battlefields, camps, and civilian sites associated with the campaign. This multi-site effort requires conceptual tools that facilitate interpreting all sites together, not just in...

More than a Matter of Scale: Exploring Relationships Between Households and Communities (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Cameron Wesson.

Increased use of remote sensing techniques in archaeology has afforded researchers unparalleled opportunities to examine the spatial dimensions of ancient settlements. At the same time, we have witnessed a dramatic increase in archaeological research directed toward the examination of households. Although both scales of inquiry are capable of producing meaningful archaeological insights, distinct theoretical perspectives have developed out of attempts to reconstruct past social relationships...

The More the Merrier: Using a Suite of Analytical Techniques to Arrive at Reliable Chert Ascription (2021)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Adam Burke.

This is an abstract from the "Case Studies in Toolstone Provenance: Reliable Ascription from the Ground Up" session, at the 86th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Determining the provenance of Florida cherts has been a major goal of archaeological researchers in the state for decades, and inquiry has largely focused on refining the existing petrographic and microscopic methods. When these methods of provenance were first developed, geochemical approaches using X-ray...

Moving Between Disciplines: Investigations Of Crashed Aircrafts in Archaeology and Forensics (2020)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Anna V McWilliams.

This is an abstract from the session entitled "Strides Towards Standard Methodologies in Aeronautical Archaeology" , at the 2020 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. Aviation archaeology finds itself at the intersection of several disciplines. Although the physical remains may be the focus of our investigations they are accompanied by a myriad of other data such as documents, witness accounts and legal frameworks. Often the border between what is a forensic investigation...

Multispecies Archaeology (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Suzanne Pilaar Birch.

This paper discusses ecological novelty in the archaeological record from a multispecies perspective. Pivotal research topics in archaeology have long simplified these novelties into transitions that emphasize the uniqueness of the human species. Though views have evolved from completely anthropocentric perspectives in archaeology and natural history in the 19th and 20th centuries, there is still a pervasive sense of progressivism when we center our points of inquiry on human originality. To...

Museer i fortid og nåtid. Essays i museumskunnskap (2003)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Uploaded by: adam brin

Museologia y didáctica. Consideraciones epistemológicas (1998)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Xavier F. Hernàndez Cardona.

Méthodologie expérimentale: reflexions sur diverses approaches, (conference summary) (1988)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Sylvie Beyries. Daniel Helmer.

Na to jsou zapotrebi dva (2005)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Roeland P Paardekooper. Et Al. Radomír Tichý.

Natural history and experiment in archaeology revisited (1993)

DOCUMENT Citation Only P A Jewell.

Natural History of Hierarchy: a Case Study. In: Power and Control: Social Structures and Their Transformation (1976)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ronald Cohen.

Natural Selection, Energetics and Cultural Materialism (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard N. Adams.

“Natural-born Cyborgs?” Die experimentelle Archäologie und das Bild des Menschen (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael Herdick.

Nature as Agent: Mass-Event, Incremental, and Biotic Perspectives (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Monica L. Smith.

The recent development of the "Anthropocene" as a distinct geologic era, added to a century’s worth of scholarly discussion about the role of humans in their ecosystems, has solidified an interpretive view of humans as prime mover. Yet nature has a "mind of its own" relative to human knowledge, action, and volition. In this session, presenters will discuss the ways in which natural entities, ranging in size from mega-storms to viruses, have presented challenging conditions to which humans can...

The nature of experiment in archaeology (1999)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Peter J. Reynolds.

The object of this paper is to explore the nature of experiment in archaeology today and to asses its potential role in so far as it may confirm or deny interpretations of excavated data.

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