Steane, J. M. and Dix, B., (1978). Peopling past landscapes: a handbook introducing archaeological fieldwork techniques in rural areas.
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Peopling past landscapes: a handbook introducing archaeological fieldwork techniques in rural areas | ||
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Council for British Archaeology Occasional Papers | ||
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92 | ||
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The handbook is intended mainly for teachers working with primary or secondary school children, but is also aimed at adults wishing to train themselves to make a positive contribution to non-excavational fieldwork. It therefore describes thoroughly tested techniques for detecting the remains of past human activity in the countryside, and covers all stages from preliminary study and planning, through field collection, to recording and interpretation. Some guidance is also given on finds recognition, further reading, sources of air photographs etc. | ||
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published |
1978 | ||
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0 900312 81 5 | ||
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Date Of Issue From: 1978 | ||
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British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA) | ||
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05 Dec 2008 |
