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Archaeology at Colonial Brunswick

Harper, Brett M.

Southeastern Archaeology, 2013, Vol.32 (1), p.133-134 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Archaeology at Colonial Brunswick
Autor: Harper, Brett M.
Assuntos: Archaeology ; Historic buildings & sites ; REVIEWS ; Visitor centers
É parte de: Southeastern Archaeology, 2013, Vol.32 (1), p.133-134
Descrição: Shortly before that event, South, termed "The Franchise" by one fellow member of SCIAAC, witnessed the publication of a manuscript that can be described in several ways: a long-awaited and comprehensive site report, a visitor's guide to North Carolina's Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson State Historic Site, a "You are there" account showing how far-reaching analytical techniques were invented on the spot, and a sentimental journey taken by the author 41 years later, with the benefit of subsequent developments in the field to deepen some of his insights. A pristine site (except for minor looting) that was capped at a known date proved to offer the ideal circumstances for inventing his mean ceramic date formula, which today South and other archaeologists agree is still a sound statistical technique for ceramic assemblages from the eighteenth century into the early decades of the nineteenth century.
Editor: Abingdon: Southeastern Archaeological Conference
Idioma: Inglês

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