A Walk in the Woods

Author:

Kirakosian Katie,Bauer-Clapp Heidi

Abstract

ABSTRACTDue to various factors, physical archives of archaeological significance are inconsistent in terms of level of organization and ability to access. In addition, while well-versed in archaeological theory and method, archaeologists are seldom trained in archival theory and method. These factors make it challenging for archaeologists to utilize archival records. Given some unique parallels between archival records and the archaeological record, the authors suggest that archaeological field training can, in fact, serve archaeologists quite well when conducting archival research. While this article focuses mainly on primary sources in physical archives, some discussion of digital archives is included here as well.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

Archeology,Archeology

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