Titlebook: Between Dirt and Discussion; Methods, Methodology Steven N. Archer,Kevin M. Bartoy Book 2006 Springer-Verlag US 2006 GIS environment.classi

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Alternatives to Traditional Models for the Classification and Analysis of Pipes of the Early Colonilternative analytical and classificatory strategies and their application to the problem of pipe production and distribution networks in and around Virginia’s seventeenth-century capital at Jamestown.

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Finding Common Ground in Common Places,ground for both types of investigation. In this chapter the authors discuss significant theoretical foundations common to both disciplines, and suggest ways practitioners can benefit from one another’s innovations and expertise.

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The Life and Death of a Home, lot in meticulous detail. In doing so, the possibility of interpreting detailed issues of site, structure and landscape are demonstrated; far beyond the capabilities of a standard, rote artifact analysis of the same feature. It is argued that in such contexts weighing alternative data categories, s

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Alternatives to Traditional Models for the Classification and Analysis of Pipes of the Early Colonieologists of the early colonial Chesapeake to pin them down. There is no commonly agreed upon nomenclature, classification system, or interpretation for these intriguing artifacts, yet most efforts follow a predictable model centered on a traditional concept of typology. Here, the author discusses a

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