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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27 February, 2013

Understanding the Neolithic Longhouse

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Archaeology is recorded in diagrams All pictures of a Neolithic Longhouse are imaginary; generally, all that remains are the archae...
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01 January, 2010

37. Upstairs in the Neolithic

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In the last article, we looked at prehistoric architects. However, the reason this is theoretical structural archaeology, is that we have n...
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29 August, 2009

33. Elsloo 32, a Neolithic longhouse made from trees

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In this article we will look in detail at a 7000-year-old farmhouse from Elsloo in the Netherlands. Built by some of the first farming co...
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09 February, 2009

21. Thrust, trusses, and not going down the aisle

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Much of our experience of height and depth, the z axis of the space we inhabit, comes from the built environment, which has long since ou...
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