Titlebook: Earth Sciences and Archaeology; Paul Goldberg,Vance T. Holliday,C. Reid Ferring Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Ea

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The Role of Petrography in the Study of Archaeological Ceramicsmpared to newer, sophisticated, “high-tech” approaches to the study of the compositional analysis of ceramics (e.g., neutron activation or acid extraction), petrography surely rates the appellation “old fashioned.”The goal of this chapter is to describe and evaluate critically the current status and

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Microartifactssic physical parameter is relatively undeveloped in archaeology and in the study of artifacts. Artifacts are particles generated by human activity or by anything displaying one or more attributes resulting from human activity (.). Archaeological analysis of artifacts has conventionally concentrated

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Current Practices in Archaeogeophysicsthe same time there is a growing ethic for site conservation and the use of noninvasive procedures for site exploration. Near surface geophysical methods are increasingly seen as useful and cost-effective tools for archaeological exploration because they provide a means to remotely sense what lies b

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Beyond 14C Datinggies include electron spin resonance (ESR) and various forms of luminescence dating (OSL, IRSL, and TL). These techniques require careful sampling strategies that are best accomplished by archaeologists and geochronologists working together. This chapter aims to provide archaeologists and geochronol

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