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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Community Archaeology"”.
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Community Archaeology in Scotland: a qualitative study
In the last twenty years community archaeology has entered mainstream archaeological theory and practice in the UK, however despite growth and development in this field there has been a dearth of research into the impact and value it has. This research has addressed this situation by exploring the …
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The practice of community archaeology in the UK: a model for best practice based upon case studies from Dorset and Cambridgeshire.
Archaeology undertook a process of definition and exclusivity in order to develop as a discipline. It justified its increasing control and management of the archaeological resource as being on behalf of the public. This has been challenged by the concept of community archaeology, which was …
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Out of the Round: A Palaeoecological Investigation into Human-Environmental Interactions of Bronze and Iron Age Hut Circle Communities in Gairloch, Wester Ross
… combines the survey and excavation data from community archaeology project WeDigs with palaeoecological research, in order to investigate the relationship that prehistoric hut circle (roundhouse) communities had with their local environment. The research is based on a series of hut circles in …
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Unearthing Collaboration: Community and Multivocal Archaeology in Highland Guatemala
… for three seasons until the perception of archaeology among the community residents changed. The tranquil community comprised primarily of K'iche' Maya people that had once welcomed the archaeology project now forbade all archaeologists to enter the town for fear archaeologists with …
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On an Unshakeable Foundation: An Archaeological Investigation of the Postemancipation Black Community of Bass Street, the Church They Built, and the Lasting Identity They Formed in Nashville, Tennessee
<p>The Bass Street Community lived along the northern base of St. Cloud Hill in Nashville, just below the Civil War-era Union fortification, Fort Negley. The fort was built and defended by conscripted free, enslaved, and self-emancipated Black/African Americans and soldiers from the U.S. Colored …