archaeologically

Examples of archaeological

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In addition, writing for an archaeological audience does not make things easier.
Conventional earthwork plans are theory-laden and the result of the application of particular archaeological skills, knowledge and experience.
Without strong archaeological support the present suggestions are quite inconclusive.
At a more detailed level of archaeological context, it is not usually clear what kind of depositional context individual vessels were found in.
Taken together, however, linguistic and archaeological evidence may complement each other, to finetune a prehistory otherwise weakly outlined (106).
Current issues in archaeological research are often distorted beyond recognition by the time they are presented to the public.
Weaving archaeological theory into these richtextured narratives is a different task with its own difficulties.
Additionally, innovations in archaeological theory and methodology have led to the exploration of new directions of inquiry.
Archaeological interpretation plays its role in redefining global debates regarding past and present.
In the later twentieth century, many aspects of archaeological and anthropological understandings of social evolution were extensively critiqued.
The elaborate, if formalised, rhetoric of official speeches is not comparable to a series of popularised archaeological accounts or newspaper articles.
In other words, the archaeological record is created by human beings, through a series of individual behaviours and actions.
Traditional, materialist and positivist archaeologists as well as most non-professional interpreters seem to put a greater emphasis on the archaeological remains of a vanished past.
This is often referred to in archaeological works (though mainly in a loose sense ignoring its history of science implications).
Much archaeological research deals with periods and regions for which it is a real struggle to discern the agency of individuals.
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