Titlebook: Archaeological Survey; E. B. Banning Textbook 2002 Kluwer Academic / Plenum Publishers, New York 2002 archaeological method.archaeological

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2549-9uate a specific hypothesis, rather than to estimate parameters of a more general archaeological population. Some archaeologists use the term “purposive survey” simply to describe haphazard surveys that lack careful design, but here I use the term in a more restricted way for surveys designed to opti

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James W. Altschuld,David D. Kumar the impact of development, often called an “Area of Potential Effects” (APE). Construction of new roads, pipelines, housing, office blocks, shopping malls, or water reservoirs is commonly the impetus for such survey. Often there is considerable pressure to complete the assessment quickly. Usually t

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Evaluation of Information Technology,Although the overall design of regional survey has been the focus of this book, it is necessary to say something about the kinds of observations archaeologists make during regional survey, and especially about the way they document the “sites” or landscapes they encounter. This is also integral to the process of research design.

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Surveying Sites and Landscapes,Although the overall design of regional survey has been the focus of this book, it is necessary to say something about the kinds of observations archaeologists make during regional survey, and especially about the way they document the “sites” or landscapes they encounter. This is also integral to the process of research design.

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