This is an old revision of Methodology from 2010-04-14 10:09:21.
A community archaeology project, just like any archaeological
project, should be carried out with a well thought-out
methodology in mind. In terms of the methods used, these will
vary a great deal according to the nature of the physical
remains you are investigating, but in general terms the
following will prove useful: Alcock, N.W., Barley, M.W., Dixon,
P.W. & Meeson, R.A., illustrations by Meeson, R.A. (1996)
Recording Timber Framed Buildings: An Illustrated Glossary∞
(Revised edition). York: Council for British Archaeology Barker,
P. (1993) Techniques of Archaeological Excavation. London:
Batsford Cocke, T., Finley, D., Halsey, R., Williamson, E. with
drawings by Wilson, G. & Rust, D. (1996) Recording a Church: An
Illustrated Glossary∞ (Revised edition). York: Council for
British Archaeology Coles, J. (2001) Digging up the Past: An
Introduction to Archaeological Excavation. Stroud: Sutton
Currie, C. (2004) Garden Archaeology: A Handbook∞. Yor