History of Archaeological Excavation
Usually, excavation is the first thing that comes to mind when we think about archaeology. That is because archaeological excavation …
Open Area Excavation in Archaeology
The open-area excavation method is one of the four main excavation types in archaeology and is applied to excavate large …
Grid Excavation Method or Wheeler Kenyon Method in Archaeology
The grid excavation method, also known as the Wheeler-Kenyon method, is one of the primary excavation methods in archaeology. It is used to excavate large areas according to a grid pattern, leaving unexcavated border lines called baulks between each square in the grid system. Mortimer Wheeler invented this method of excavation in order to excavate big regions systematically and completely, and Kathleen Kenyon refined it.
Antiquarianism
If you are interested in archaeology, history, or the Renaissance, you may have heard of the term antiquarianism. And if …
Processual Archaeology; New Archaeology
New archaeology or processual archaeology is a version of archaeology that brought scientific research to archaeological studies in the 1960s. …
Post Processual Archaeology
Post-processual archaeology or interpretative archaeology is a new form of archaeology that rose as opposed to new archaeology in the …
Archaeological Excavation
In archaeology, an excavation is a destruction, but it is important. How can it be both? This article is to …
What are material remains in archaeology?
What are material remains in archaeology? That is one of the most important questions any archaeology enthusiast or beginner usually …
Archaeology in the 20th Century: The Fourth Phase of the History of Archaeology
The 20th century was the fourth phase of the history of archaeology and it was the era in which archaeology …
Archaeology in the 19th Century: The Third Phase of the History of Archaeology
The 19th century is the third phase of the history of archaeology. It is significant because it is the era …