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    JR Benedict Nov 20‚ 2012 “Understanding the built environment at the Seneca Iroquois White Springs Site using large-scale multi-instrument archaeogeophysical surveys”. The field of landscape archaeology can be challenging in the way that it conducts itself. Most of the time the sites are obstructed by vegetation or they may be hidden in a farmer’s plowed field. However the surveying of these places do to their size and proximity to any adjacent constraints

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    architects and scientists for conducting archaeological research projects through its Excavation Branches‚ Prehistory Branch‚ Epigraphy Branches‚ Science Branch‚ Horticulture Branch‚ Building Survey Project‚ Temple Survey Projects and Underwater Archaeology Wing. STRUCTURAL CONSERVATION Before After Although there have been references of conservation of structures way back in the early Historic Period as evidenced at Junagadh‚ Gujarat‚ it was done on structures that were beneficial to the

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    Heinrich Schliemann

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    large knife. This required great exertion and involved great risk‚ since the wall of the fortification beneath which I had to dig threatened every moment to fall on me. But the sight of so many objects‚ every one of which is of inestimable value to archaeology‚ made me reckless. I never thought of any danger." This was just one of his unorthodox archaeological methods. Slide 4- Map of Ancient Greece‚ Troy can be found on the coast of the Aegean Sea‚ to the North East of Athens. Slide 5- After

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    otry All of history is based on evidence left behind for others who are curious and who would like to gather information off from this piece of data. Prehistory‚ however‚ is based from documents such as tools made from stone or other more complicated structures‚ such as architecture. These documents show how our understanding of prehistory changes based on the documents‚ architecture‚ culture‚ or evidence left behind for up-coming generations to start to investigate on. Prehistory and History are

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    Archaeologist‚ Egyptologist‚ and writer. He is even known for being a talented pianist‚ runner‚ and skilled mountaineering instructor‚ which all benefit him in his many explorations. His area of expertise includes ancient languages and scriptures‚ Egypt archaeology‚ and Polynesia. He is most known for his research in Egypt in The Valley of The Kings. Donald has uncovered spectacular tombs‚ monuments‚ artifacts‚ and mummies‚ including the famous female pharaoh‚ queen Hatshepsut‚ in a lost tomb in the Valley

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    ARH305H1 Syllabus

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    how archaeologists approach sites and make sense of them. In other words‚ the focus will be on middle range theory. We will consider some of the interpretive tools that archaeologists use‚ including analogy‚ ethnoarchaeology‚ and experimental archaeology‚ as well as some of the kinds of interpretations archaeologists make about time‚ artefacts‚ settlement patterns‚ and so on. This is something of a “hands-on" course. In addition to lectures‚ we will work through a set of interpretive problems

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    How‚ and why do archaeologists excavate archaeological sites? Excavation in the nineteenth century was often used by treasure hunters to collect artefacts and antiquities for personal gain‚ and speculation was often made on their findings. Archaeologists today do not accept these procedures‚ excavations are now done strategically‚ and a controlled plan must be put in place before an excavation begins. Excavations cause destruction so they must only be done for specific reasons such as research

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    Robert A. “The Stone Age.” The Stone Age. History-world.org. 2000. Web. 13 July 2013. New International Version. [Colorado Springs]: Biblica‚ 2011. BibleGateway.com. Web. 13 July 2013. Schram‚ Sandra. “The World’s First Temple – Archaeology Magazine Archive.” Archaeology Magazine Archive. Archaeology.org. Dec. 2008. Web. 13 July 2013.

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    Gaston Maspero

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    directorship of excavations in Egypt.He later on went and continued to learn how to read hieroglyphics. His interest in hieroglyphics was probably what triggered him to want to become an Egyptologist. Maspero established the French institute of oriental Archaeology at Cairo. He was the director of the French Egyptian Museum and he had edited the first fifty volumes catalogues of the Egyptian collection there. Auguste Mariette had given Maspero two newly discovered hieroglyphic texts of the time and they were

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    Archaeology is a multifaceted discipline and process that requires assiduous planning and dedication. Hume’s excavation at Martin’s hundred relied heavily on multiple disciplines in conjunction with a plethora of different archaeological methods and tools to illuminate the lives of the Europeans at Martin’s hundred‚ and their relationship with the Native Americans. Moreover‚ the field of archaeology can be spontaneous‚ and many sites can be discovered by accident as was the case with Martins Hundred

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