Experimental Archaeology Research or Educational tool (Experiential archaeology)

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Visualisation for Software Management Claire Knight
Advertisements

Mobile Data from a Research Perspective Institute of Educational Technology The Open University Agnes Kukulska-Hulme JISC/CNI conference, Edinburgh, 1-2.
Anthony Sinclair, SACE, University of Liverpool Teaching and Learning Theory.
Informative speech: communicates knowledge and understanding about a process, an event, a person or place, an object, or a concept.
CRITICISMS OF ETHNOGRAPHIC ANALOGY  Depresses Time and Denies Change  The Problem of “Equifinality” Many paths to the same outcome  Is the archaeological.
Archaeological Ethics Two big issues we haven’t covered in this concept course: The Status of Archaeological Practice today, and this includes Culture.
Chapter 3 The Structure of Archaeological Inquiry.
Goals of Archaeology (Patty Jo Watson) 1.Develop Chronology in the Absence of writing ( Culture History) 2.Reconstruct Past Lifeways ( New Archaeology.
What Is Anthropology? ANTH 221: Peoples and Cultures of Mexico Kimberly Martin, Ph.D.
... or how to make sense out of Ch. 8 of the text... Prehistoric Cultures Tim Roufs’ section ©2009 Class Slides Set 11A Special Skills Used to Study Early.
Two Topics Research Concepts Ethical and Legal Obligations.
New topic Cognition and Ideology Good News: no annotative references! Bad News: An exercise on the Panels in Zimmerman West Wing ( we need to take a field.
What is Archaeology?: Studying Past Cultures
Preparation of the Body. In this key area you will investigate the specific fitness demands of activities. You will learn about: 1.Types of fitness, this.
From the Cold War Space Race to Global Cooperation: Exploring the International Space Station Students will understand the history and purpose of the ISS.
Academic Standards. The New Academic Standards Notable Changes Fewer, clearer, higher P-12 Prepared Graduates (PSWR) Grade Level Articulation Concepts.
Computer Architecture Computational Models Ola Flygt V ä xj ö University
Justice for All: The Athens Group diversity strategies that work
Ethics in archaeology. Ethical issues in archaeology  Human remains – excavation and storage Human remains – excavation and storage  Looting and illicit.
 Goal One: Historical Tools-The learner will recognize, use, and evaluate the methods and tools valued by historians, compare the views of historians.
Human Computer Interaction
Thinking Geographically Unit 1: Geography, It’s Nature and Perspectives.
It is the scientific study of the remains of past human cultures –buildings, tools, pottery, and even garbage.
Timelines by Mrs. Kilby.
Timelines.
Think Like a Historian! April Legg, School and Teacher Programs History Colorado Center
Social Studies Key Terms Chapter 3 ???? The remains or imprint of a plant or animal from a past Geological age. A) fossil B) prehistory C)excavation.
History – Year 1 session 1. What to expect- the resource pack Session 1 Historical Concepts Session 2 Planning Chronology Session 3 Literacy and History.
Cultural Anthropology What is it?. Anthropology  Comparative study of human societies and cultures.
Social Research and the Internet Welcome to the Second Part of this Course! My name is Maria Bakardjieva.
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH KEY CONCEPTS,COMMON ERRORS, CONFUSIONS 2006.
Archaeologist Geographer. EXIT Archaeology studies human history from the development of the first stone tools in eastern Africa 3.4 million years ago.
The 5 Themes of Social Studies. History Is a record of the past (which familiarizes you with a time and space, when and where) Is a record of the past.
TOK learning objectives Areas of Knowledge. Natural sciences (objectives) Explain how scientific method work Define ‘hypothesis’, ‘theory’, ‘model’, ‘experiment’,
IUPUI Geography and History of the World Summer Institute A GENI/HENI Workshop June 18 – 22, 2007.
History & Archaeology.
Introducing Historical Thinking. Four Concepts of Historical Thinking Historical Significance Cause and Consequence Continuity and Change Historical Perspective.
CULTURAL HERITAGE TOURISM REVISITED
Summary of the New Archaeology Make archaeology a science with science define as –Deductive explanations through hypothesis testing and/or laws Two kinds.
 In a vacuum, perception should evolve to be increasingly accurate  Selection pressure on deception  Thus, pressure to detect deception  Adaptive.
The 5 Themes of Social Studies. Image Bibliography B6B08.gif
Historians Examine written records to understand the past.
What is Anthropology?.
Qualitative Research.
Research May - June 2009.
Studying Social Life: Sociological Research Methods
Experiments: Part 3.
Timelines by Mrs. Kilby.
مبررات إدخال الحاسوب في رياض الأطفال
مناهج البحث العلمي Scientific Research Methods
Development of the Dakota History Timeline for Chief Whitecap School
The Strengths and Limits of Archaeology
VISUAL & SPATIAL CREATIVE ACTIVITIES FOR RESEARCH READING AND WRITING
The study of humankind at all times, and in all places
Historians Examine written records to understand the past.
Historians Historians Examine written records to understand the past.
21twelveinteractive.com/ twitter.com/21twelveI/ facebook.com/21twelveinteractive/ linkedin.com/company/21twelve-interactive/ pinterest.com/21twelveinteractive/
Experiments: Part 2.
Timelines by Mrs. Kilby.
Experiments: Part 3.
Experiments: Part 3.
November 3, 2014 Information Visualization, Continued
Creating-1: Generate and conceptualize artistic ideas and work.
Timelines.
Studying History: Chapter 1 P. 6-7, 10-11
Historical Thinking Skills (HTS)
Materials created during the time under study
Understanding the Past
Changing Education Paradigms
Presentation transcript:

Experimental Archaeology Research or Educational tool (Experiential archaeology)

Approaches to Interpretation 1.Historical changes – paradigm shifts Artefacts (evolution and sequences) Culture History (sets of objects in time and space) New Archaeology and processualism Post-processual (Interpretive) Archaeology 2. Key approaches Spatial analysis Experimental archaeology Ethnoarchaeology

What kinds of questions? Technologies Processes (Social interactions) (Deceptions) (Concepts) ((Beliefs)) Natural processes; taphonomy

Issues in experimental archaeology Short vs long term Public presentation Publication (amateur and researcher) Expertise; materials Variables; controls; replication Relevant records

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.