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    • The Jarash City Walls Project: Excavations 2001 – 2003: Final Report 

      Kehrberg-Ostrasz, Ina; Manley, John
      Published 2019-01-01
      This final report is a straight forward account of the excavation findings per season and the summation of the research results directly related to the finds. This report, therefore, does not provide updated scholarly ...
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    • Mutable spaces and unseen places: A study of access, communication and spatial control in households at Early Iron Age (EIA) Zagora on Andros 

      Mann, Kristen Patricia
      Published 2015-01-01
      This paper explores household spatiality using excavated household data from the Early Iron Age settlement of Zagora on Andros, in Greece. The site has extensive household remains, undisturbed by subsequent occupation, ...
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    • Money doesn’t make the world go round: Angkor’s non-monetisation 

      Lustig, Eileen
      Published 2009-01-01
      It has been observed that, in contrast to other Asian and Southeast Asian polities, there are no records of monetary transactions in Angkor's 6th–14th century inscriptions, and no reference to a unit of account after the ...
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    • Capturing Archaeological Performance on Digital Video: Implications for Teaching and Learning Archaeology 

      Colley, Sarah; Gibbs, Martin
      Published 2012-09-21
      In 2009 we produced a series of edited video clips to demonstrate practical methods to archaeology students at the University of Sydney in Australia. The videos were made publicly accessible via YouTube and incorporated ...
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    • Archaeological Fish Bone Images Archive Tables 

      Colley, Sarah
      Published 2010-06-18
      Tables (List of Fishes, Fish Taxon Names and Codes, Fish Anatomy Names and Codes and '1880s NSW Fisheries Commission Information'), data indexes and explanation of data relationships. Part of the 'Archaeological Fish-Bone ...
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