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Archaeological Collections: Invasive Sampling versus Object Integrity

Michael Tite
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15 Nov 2002

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A Response to Michael Tite’s Paper on Archaeological Collections: Invasive Sampling versus Object Integrity

Nick Merriman
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15 Nov 2002

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Object Integrity; or Why Do We Excavate?

Thilo Rehren
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15 Nov 2002

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A Response to Invasive Sampling versus Object Integrity

Tim Schadla-Hall
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Sampling: Widening the Perspective

Kathryn Tubb
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Invasive Sampling versus Object Integrity: A Final Response

Michael Tite
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15 Nov 2002

13:19-20

Interview

An Interview with Professor Ruth Whitehouse, Institute of Archaeology, UCL

Fiona Handley, Steve Townend, Julie Eklund, Cornelia Kleinitz
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15 Nov 2002

13:21-33

Research Paper

‘Once Upon a Megalithic Time…’: the Representation of Archaeology in Irish Tourism Literature

Sarah McCarthy
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15 Nov 2002

13:34-50
Towards a Definition of Time in Archaeology: French Prehistoric Archaeology (1850-1900)

Oscar Adadia
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15 Nov 2002

13:51-63
Conservation as a ‘Later Addition’

Renata Peters
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15 Nov 2002

13:64-71
Interpreting People Interpreting Things: A Heideggerian Approach to ‘Experimental Reconstruction’

Steve Townend
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15 Nov 2002

13:72-93

Volume 13 -

- 2002

Forum

Archaeological Collections: Invasive Sampling versus Object Integrity

A Response to Michael Tite’s Paper on Archaeological Collections: Invasive Sampling versus Object Integrity

Object Integrity; or Why Do We Excavate?

A Response to Invasive Sampling versus Object Integrity

Sampling: Widening the Perspective

Invasive Sampling versus Object Integrity: A Final Response

Interview

An Interview with Professor Ruth Whitehouse, Institute of Archaeology, UCL

Research Paper

‘Once Upon a Megalithic Time…’: the Representation of Archaeology in Irish Tourism Literature

Towards a Definition of Time in Archaeology: French Prehistoric Archaeology (1850-1900)

Conservation as a ‘Later Addition’

Interpreting People Interpreting Things: A Heideggerian Approach to ‘Experimental Reconstruction’

Review

Holtorf, Cornelius J. 2000-2. Monumental Past: The Life-histories of Megalithic Monuments in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Germany)

“The Tomb of Seti I: Preservation and Presentation”, Hunterian Institute, Royal College of Surgeons, London, 17th July 2002

“BodyWorlds – The Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies”, Atlantic Gallery, London, 23rd March 2002 - 9th February 2003

“American Research Center in Egypt, Fifty-Third Annual Meeting”, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, 26th - 28th April 2002

Hamilakis, Y. (ed.) 2002. Labyrinth Revisited: Rethinking “Minoan” Archaeology

“Colours in Antiquity: Colour and Hue from Egypt to Byzantium”, University of Edinburgh, 10th -13th September 2001

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