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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Showing posts with label cippi pits. Show all posts
20 January, 2015

The Northern Frontier; lilies, Latin, and illiteracy

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Some readers, new to archaeology, particularly students like those on MOOC courses, discover that the evidence based arguments about R...
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20 January, 2014

#BlogArch Carnival; Most Significant post? Hadrian’s Timber Wall

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This month’s question posed for the participants in the blog archaeology Carnival over Doug’s Archaeology is fairly flexible, I have chos...
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28 March, 2013

Hadrian's Ghost Wall

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The key to understanding Hadrian’s Wall is that the Romans built a temporary frontier of wood in the East, and wood and earth in the Wes...
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22 February, 2012

Hadrian's First Wall - Free download

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I am making my research into the earth and timber phase of Hadrian's Wall, covered in the previous three posts, available as a conveni...
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26 July, 2009

32. Hadrian's Timber Wall

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The latest research on this topic  is presented here. Between Hadrian’s Wall and the ditch to north, archaeologists have found three line...
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15 June, 2009

30. Not going with the flow

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I studied philosophy, so I know you are reading this, or at least you think you are, but I don’t know why, or whether you have done it be...
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