In Search of the Middle Ground: Quantitative Spatial Techniques and Experiential Theory in Archaeology
Tóm tắt
In March 2011, a conference was held at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, focusing on the possibilities and potentials of combining quantitative spatial studies with more human-centred and theoretically explicit approaches to past landscapes. This short introduction outlines the main themes and goals of the conference and the resultant papers, published here as a special issue.
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