A practical and engaging introduction to archaeological fieldwork in Britain, this volume explores how archaeologists discover, record, and interpret material remains in the landscape. John Coles, a respected British archaeologist known for his work in experimental archaeology and wetland studies, explains the methods used in surveying, excavation, site recording, and landscape analysis. He places field archaeology within its historical development and emphasizes the importance of careful observation and scientific technique. Clear and accessible, the book offers valuable insight for students, amateur archaeologists, and anyone interested in how Britain’s past is uncovered and understood through systematic field investigation.
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