Titlebook: Mapping the Archaeological Continuum; Filling ‘Empty‘ Medi Stefano R.L. Campana Book 2018 The Author(s) 2018 Landscape Archaeology.Empty Sp

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Landscape Archaeology the Mediterranean Basin,ion of archaeological research in urban and formerly-urban areas as compared with the less often explored challenges of the open countryside. Starting with the development of landscape studies and survey methods over the past hundred years, the chapter highlights the achievements and shortcomings of

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,Conceptualising the ‘,’,s of the terms ‘site’ and ‘landscape’ within concerted efforts to develop a methodological framework that would enable research to move away from traditional ‘site-based’ archaeology towards a more genuine focus on a ‘landscape’ scale of investigation and interpretation. It is argued that what we sh

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,Recording Continuity: Integrating ‘New’ and ‘Old’ Research Methods, at the ‘local’ level–the scale at which human societies most commonly operate. In the future, it is argued, a re-formulated approach to collection of the essential source evidence should involve a combined and interactive application of both ‘traditional’ and ‘new’ methods of investigation, notably