Titlebook: Heritage Stone Conservation in Urban Churchyards; Merging Necrogeograp Mary J. Thornbush,Sylvia E. Thornbush Book 2018 The Author(s) 2018 C

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Conclusion,sequently excluded from archaeological analysis when they can no longer be deciphered and are illegible. This final contribution calls for research bidirectionality between historical archaeologists and weathering scientists addressing headstones as lithic material culture or historical monuments for the promotion of heritage sustainability.

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Mary J. Thornbush,Sylvia E. Thornbushonkreter Aufgaben müssen allgemeine Methoden des Denkens und Handelns entwickelt werden, die es erlauben, allgemeine Verfahren zur L?sung verschiedener Probleme herauszubilden (vgl. z.B. Landa 1969, Putz-Osterloh 1973, Hesse 1979).

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Introduction,ical and archaeological record and are recognised as part of historical archaeology. They are also now considered from the standpoint of heritage conservation, either as monuments or as cultural stone. Headstones located in parish churchyards within England and Scotland, as part of the Anglican reco

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Urban Sites,ocus of this brief and the sampling method deployed in a selection of the study cities, including Oxford and Inverness as well as Scarborough as a coastal town. In addition to methods of data collection, data analysis is also delineated for six sites, including four churchyards in Oxford (St. Giles,

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Research Background,matic impacts in different environments (e.g. inland versus coastal). Lichens, for instance, are informative of the local environment and often occur in churchyards, on headstones and elsewhere, as well as cemeteries, burial grounds and so on. Weathering types are considered broadly (as?physicochemi

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Stylistic Trends,alvation and remembrance themes were evident across the UK. Flowers were used for commemoration on 35% of headstones across all sites, and the second most popular motif in this study was the urn; third was the cross, appearing 29% in Oxford and Inverness. The radiance motif was as popular as the cro