Bradley, R. (2006). The excavation report as a literary genre:. Debates in World Archaeology. Vol 38(4), pp. 664-671.
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The excavation report as a literary genre: | ||
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traditional practice in Britain | ||
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Debates in World Archaeology | ||
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World Archaeology | ||
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38 (4) | ||
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664 - 671 | ||
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The article investigates the relationship between accounts of stratigraphic evidence and the publication of the associated artefacts and ecofacts, and suggests that it results from the combination of two separate intellectual traditions in the late-nineteenth century. It also identifies certain widely shared proportions between the separate components of excavation monographs published over a long period of time. Their existence has never been acknowledged. It is argued that the excavation report has become a well-established literary genre and that authors who are familiar with such texts unconsciously reproduce the same structures in their writing. | ||
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2006 | ||
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21 Feb 2007 |
