The Archaeological Potential of Secondary Contexts

Robert Hosfield, Jenni Chambers, Phil Toms, 2007. https://doi.org/10.5284/1000291. How to cite using this DOI

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Digital Object Identifiers

Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) are persistent identifiers which can be used to consistently and accurately reference digital objects and/or content. The DOIs provide a way for the ADS resources to be cited in a similar fashion to traditional scholarly materials. More information on DOIs at the ADS can be found on our help page.

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https://doi.org/10.5284/1000291
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Robert Hosfield, Jenni Chambers, Phil Toms (2007) The Archaeological Potential of Secondary Contexts [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1000291

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Overview

The digital archive

The digital archive currently consists of the following resources:

  • Hosfield, R.T. and Chambers, J.C. 2004: The Archaeological Potential of Secondary Contexts. English Heritage Project Report (Project No. 3361). English Heritage Archive Report: London.
  • Toms, P.S., Hosfield, R.T., Chambers, J.C., Green, P.C. and Marshall, P. 2005: Optical dating of the Broom Palaeolithic sites, Devon and Dorset. Centre for Archaeology Report 16/2005. English Heritage: London.

The main project report is presented here as one composite PDF volume comprising all 10 Chapters and incorporating all figures, tables and other illustrations. The lists of figures and tables are included at the front of the volume for ease of use.

Non-digital Archive and Publications

The project archive also contains approximately 3980 raster digital image files linked to an artefact database. This resource is not currently held by the ADS, any queries regarding this additional output should be directed to the depositor.

In addition, the Archaeological Potential of Secondary Contexts project also produced the following outputs:

Meetings / Technical Forums
Seminar to Centre for the Archaeology of Human Origins, University of Southampton (21/11/02): Why do we keep annoying the aggregates industry?
Seminar to Liverpool University Archaeological Society (27/11/02): Long time, no see: getting to grips with Palaeolithic landscapes
Outreach lecture presented to Hawkchurch Historical Society (April 2003): Early Humans in the Axe Valley: the evidence from the Broom Pits
Seminar at Wessex Archaeology (09/01/04): Blurry data: Secondary Contexts and Residual Handaxes.
Workshops
Co-organised (with Dr J Dix) Aggregates Archaeology Frameworks Workshop 04/04/03
Co-organised (with Dr F F Wenban-Smith) Southampton ALSF Palaeolithic Seminar 29/11/03
Lectures / Academic Papers
Paper at Aggregates Archaeology Frameworks Workshop (04/04/03): The Archaeological Potential of Secondary Contexts.
Paper at Palaeolithic-Mesolithic day Meeting 2003, British Museum, London (09/04/03): Late Stage 8 OSL dates: Implications for Lower Palaeolithic geoarchaeology at Broom.
Paper at Marine Geoarchaeology: Work in Progress Meeting (27/11/03): Terrestrial implications for the maritime geoarchaeological resource: a view from the Lower Palaeolithic
Paper at Southampton ALSF Paleolithic Seminar (29/11/03): Palaeolithic Potential of Secondary Contexts: Searching for Patterns
Paper at 1st EXAR Conference on Experimental Archaeology 2003, Vienna, Austria (11/10/03): River gravels, flakes and handaxes: Experiments in site formation, stone tool transportation and transformation
Journal / Periodical Articles
Hosfield, R.T and Chambers, J.C 2002: The Lower Palaeolithic site of Broom: geoarchaeological implications of optical dating, Lithics: The Newsletter of the Lithic Studies Society 23 p33-42
Hosfield, R.T and Chambers, J.C 2005: Pleistocene geochronologies for fluvial sedimentary sequences: an archaeologist's perspective, Journal of Quaternary Science 20(3), p285-296
Hosfield, R.T and Chambers, J.C 2005: River Gravels and flakes; new experiments in site formation, stone tool transportation and transformation, in Fansa, M. (ed.) Experimentelle Archäologie in Europa, Bilanz 2004, Heft 3 Isensee Verlag: Oldenburg. p57-74
Hosfield, R.T in press: Terrestrial implications for the maritime geoarchaeological resource: a view from the Lower Palaeolithic, Journal of Maritime Archaeology
Hosfield, R.T Submitted: A Bigger Picture: Archaeological Secondary Contexts and Palaeolithic Research, Geoarchaeology: An International Journal
Hosfield, R.T and Chambers, J.C. In prep: Secondary Contexts: Interpretive frameworks for the derived artefacts of the British Lower Palaeolithic, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society
Hosfield, R.T and Chambers, J.C. In prep: Imposing asymmetry: the Broom handaxe assemblage, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society

It is not the responsibility of the ADS to maintain any project links.The Archaeology Data Service (ADS) do not hold any further information regarding these non-digital outputs, any queries should be directed to the depositor.


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