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Giorgio Buccellati, A Critical Theory of Archaeology Notes to Chapter 5. Stratigraphic analysis Home 5.1 The nature of stratigraphic analysis 5.2 Emplacement: the overriding significance of contacts 5.2.1 The notion of contiguity 5.2.2 Direct contact 5.2.3 Indirect contacts 5.2.4 Assessment of contacts 5.2.5 In search of laws 5.3 Deposition: time as function of space 5.3.1 An archaeological inference 5.3.2 Emplacement as a clue to deposition 5.3.3 Strata definition and strata assignment 5.3.4 Automatic derivation of strata sequence 5.4 Conceptualization 5.5 Documentation 5.5.1 The nature of documentation 5.5.2 The digital and grammatical dimensions 5.5.3 The basic principles of documentation 5.5.4 The mechanics of the input 5.5.5 The significance of feedback in the input phase 5.6 In praise of theory 5.1 The nature of stratigraphic analysis
5.2 Emplacement: the overriding significance of contacts5.2.1 The notion of contiguity
5.2.2 Direct contact5.2.3 Indirect contacts5.2.4 Assessment of contacts5.2.5 In search of laws5.3 Deposition: time as function of space5.3.1 An archaeological inferenceBack to top5.3.2 Emplacement as a clue to deposition5.3.3 Strata definition and strata assignment
5.3.4 Automatic derivation of strata sequence5.4 Conceptualization
5.5 Documentation5.5.1 The nature of documentation5.5.2 The digital and grammatical dimensions5.5.3 The basic principles of documentation5.5.4 The mechanics of the input5.5.5 The significance of feedback in the input phase5.6 In praise of theory
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