An archaeologist’s view of building and architecture in the ancient world, especially the archaeology of the built environment of prehistoric Southern England. Accessible to the non specialist, and there even some humour
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Latest Blog Posts for Theoretical Structural Archaeology
- Hadrian's News in BriefAny archaeologist will tell you that dealing with press is always fun; you may get all the right words—but not necessarily in the right order, so I am reasonably happy with results of a recent press briefing to my local paper, The Hexham Cour...
- Reading the WallConference; Reading the Wall; Newcastle University; 15/6/16 – 17/6/16.The Turf Wall and the Vallum: Linguistic Dislocation on Hadrian’s Wall; Geoff Carter.Abstract; Above and beyond the physical reality of its archaeological deposits,...
- Reverse engineering the pastIt is spring, the swallows have returned to the farm, so it is time for a mission statement, or an explanation what after 8 years on the internet Theoretical Structural Archaeology is all about, again. In essence it very simple, just as knowledg...
- Reverse engineering the pastIt is spring, the swallows have returned to the farm, so it is time for a mission statement, or an explanation what after 8 years on the internet Theoretical Structural Archaeology is all about, again. In essence it very simple, just as knowledg...
- Hadrian's Wall; understanding The VallumThe Vallum is one of the largest earthworks in the world, part of Hadrian's Wall World Heritage site, and yet is seldom discussed, perhaps because while its interpretation may work on paper, it makes less sense on the ground.It is an excellent exampl...
- A blogging Carnival; Grand Challenges for Archaeology; reverse engineering Stonehenge#blogarchIn response to the latest blog Carnival organised by Doug Rocks-Macqueen, the champion of archaeological blogging, over at Doug’sArchaeology, I am posting about the challenges of modelling a prehistoric roof structure in 3D.The story so fa...
- 2016 A Monumental New YearDitched Enclosures in Neolithic EuropeI have to thank Víctor Jiménez Jáimez for raising me from the deep sepulchral gloom of my seasonal torpidity, to bring you news of his new website ; Ditched Enclosures in Neolithic Europe.He has prod...
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- Deconstructing a Stonehenge "House"on Jul 18, 2015 in british prehistory Durrington Walls Flex structures Reconstruction slavery Stonehenge Visual ConditioningA game of blind house detectiveWhen a reader contacted me to ask my opinion on a reconstruction that was referred to as “the Stonehenge House”, I saw an interesting opportunity for a blind test. In truth, I had not looked at this, so I...
- Parish Notices: An exciting new blog, a Blogging Survey with a * Prize * + the future in the Starson Jul 12, 2015An exciting new blog to visitFor some time I have been discussing some interesting research with Michael Carter of Ryerson University; He has been working on a project to utilise modern graphics engines to build virtual Native longhouses. This site g...
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