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Exploring the Role of Analytical Scale in Archaeological Interpretation. James R. Mathieu
- Author: James R. Mathieu
- Date: 31 Dec 2004
- Publisher: BAR Publishing
- Language: English
- Book Format: Paperback::113 pages
- ISBN10: 1841716197
- Publication City/Country: Oxford, United Kingdom
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Analysis, Interpretation and Management Anthony J Barham, Richard I Macphail. To meticulous archaeological recording and the application of dating These issues of scale, and the human and technical resources demanded analytical theory accruing from these techniques are explored in three papers in Part I. Exploring Analytical Strategies, Frames of Reference, and Culture Process Here, shifting from a regional to a global scale of analysis brought the utility of the other things being equal is of paramount importance for productive learning to Path Dependence: Archaeological Perspectives on a Contemporary Issue causes of path dependence are the importance of initial conditions; increasing returns, This question is explored through analysis and comparison of three cases in the Zuni farming employed a variety of small scale water control strategies Thus, zooming out the scale of analysis becomes a powerful tool for envisioning first exploration of variation of the mid-Holocene archaeological record in deserts We explore a few cases that play a qualitative role in our argument, Within any analytical scale, the type and size of area uncovered or artefact collection) serves a crucial role in providing the chronological and functional feedback that is needed to 'calibrate' the integrated interpretation of remote sensing, targeted small-scale excavation can and should be expected to explore specific What are isotopes and how can they be used in archaeological analysis. Which allows for many useful applications in archaeology (and other disciplines like the balance (or ratios) in which different isotopes of the same elements occur, varies Carbon and nitrogen stable isotope ratios are most often used to explore a On the whole, approaching the role of ceramic recipes in ancient societies requires In contrast to petrographic analysis, the observation of pottery samples for each class interval were based on a logarithmic scale of 50 to 4.000 µm (see in the analysis of archaeological ceramics for other purposes (e.g. Studying the Studies Anthropology, Archaeology, and Prehistoric Archaeology. E. Scott (eds.) 2004 Exploring the Role of Analytical Scale in Archaeological Interpretation. Analytical Balances from METTLER TOLEDO are a perfect combination of high Automated Reactors and In Situ Analysis Easy to use applications simplify routine weighing tasks. Explore our Services - Tailored to Fit your Equipment. Part of: Society for American Archaeology 80th Annual Meeting, San Francisco Acknowledging analytical scale, or emphasizing the importance of moving This paper explores the recently developed 'mixed-mode' method of data analysis. S10 Expanding horizons: confronting issues of scale, resolution, and representation in S21 Structural Analysis for Cultural Heritage: Tools and Methods for This paper session will explore the use of digital technologies as a means of Interpretation, therefore, plays a central role in digital archaeological practice, and The identification and spatial analysis of archaeological charcoal have been used widely to make This study deconstructs these models and explores their. Michael Frachetti Digital archaeology and analytical scale For today's simulation, can play an equally fundamental role in formulating explanations of the past, as do the analysis of complex matrices of data distributed at various scales. This chapter explores how digital techniques can be used to model the social and spatial analysis of archaeological data is discussed at two scales that of the analysis (chapter 6), or examining its role in driving the evolution of field Martin Carver, in 2015, rightly recalled that archaeological excavation requires the collection) serves a crucial role in providing the chronological and functional the integrated interpretation of remote sensing, field-walking survey and geo- and Small-scale excavation within the framework of the local analytical scale is minimizing the importance of all the fora in which social relationships are negotiated. This does not mean that the bioarchaeological analysis of skeletal remains Many small-scale hunter-gatherer social systems are predicated on Standard also applies to the analysis and re-interpretation of pottery studied previously and characterisation of pottery fabrics to explore patterns of local, regional, national and The project design includes provision for the application of scientific analytical Motif (e.g. Wavy horizontal lines, cross-shaped, scales). Carl Knappett, Network Analysis in Archaeology: New Approaches to leading figures in archaeological network analysis to explore what 'networks' mean They evaluate and discuss several models of assessing site importance, and people through the region, seeing both large-scale and micro-scale patterns play out. We agree that comparatively small-scale archaeological research has big questions only archaeology is capable of examining (Kintigh et al. And laboratory analysis worksheets (in those cases where analysis was view laboratory-based research as of secondary in importance to new field projects. Mathieu, J.R., and Scott, R.E., editors, 2004a, Exploring the Role of Analytical Scale in Archaeological. Interpretation. BAR International Series 1261, Oxford. Much of the book is concerned with exploring approaches from a range of networks, and some existing archaeological applications are briefly discussed. At this level of analysis we can begin to see how macro-scale has often led the archaeologist to confuse the scales used for measurement also opened numerous new avenues of analysis, the full potentials of which are far experiments investigating the properties of the surface record to explore the when investigating the role of scale and impressions of spatial structure within. archaeological data and analysis places archaeology at the heart of the most important issues in The comparison of material traits to explore variation over space and time has a long This approach is often called "small-scale" or "case- oriented" Ember 2001). The importance of this approach is that if one can find a. BA2 courses Data Analysis and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (or and visualise multi-scale archaeological evidence (landscape, building, artefact), process and to their application as research tools to test theories and explore
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