Theoretical Structural Archaeology

Structural archaeologist Geoff Carter's radical view of building in the ancient world, especially the archaeology of the lost timber built environment of Southern England. It is new research into of prehistory of architecture, available in a series of articles that are designed to be read in order, and to be accessible to the non-specialist - and there is even some humour

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28 April, 2021

Reversing Engineering Oxen

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One Sunday, in hole under a road in Colchester, a lad on community service cautiously removed the gravelled surface of a Roman Street, to ...
03 March, 2017

Systematic Irregularity; hidden in plain sight

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W hen you start an excavation, or make an original observation, it may become your responsibility to give things a name, which is not as ea...
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26 September, 2014

Posthole archaeology; function, form and farming

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By the Bronze Age in British Isles, and certainly in terms of the proto-historic Late Iron Age, we have what historians might call petty...
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24 September, 2009

Notes and Queries - Roman Forts

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One of the advantages of publishing research on a website, is that you can respond to questions and inquiries from readers. Tim Holland rec...
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