Founding Issue

Founding Issue
Volume 1.1 (Jun 1981)

Editors: Sheena Crawford and Henrietta L. Moore

1. Editorial
Article

Sheena Crawford and Henrietta L. Moore

2. The significance of archaeology: as enquiry into the nature of material practices of historical knowledge
Article

Mary Braithwaite

3. Extracting archaeology from England's industrial landscapes: a view from the North-East
Article

Colin Haselgrove

4. The role of blacksmiths in a tribal society
Article

D.A. Welbourn

5. Archaeology under Water, an Atlas of the World's Submerged Sites
Book Review

Edited By: Keith Muckelroy

Reviewed By: Veryan Heal

6. Farmlife in Northeast Scotland 1840-1914: The Poor Man's Country
Book Review

Authored By: I.R. Carter

Reviewed By: Richard Barcham

7. The Making of the Crofting Community
Book Review

Authored By: J. Hunter

Reviewed By: Richard Barcham

8. Living Archaeology
Book Review

Authored By: R.A. Gould

Reviewed By: Paul Lane

9. Naturalism and Social Science: A Post-Empiricist Philosophy of Science
Book Review

Authored By: David Thomas

Reviewed By: D. Miller

10. Mathematics in Archaeology
Book Review

Authored By: C. Orton

Reviewed By: Stephen Cogbill

11. The Cognitive Rag
General Perspectives

Paul Halstead, Glynis Jones, Peter Rowley-Conwy and Todd Whitelaw

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Founding Issue

Founding Issue Volume 1.1 (Jun 1981)

1. Editorial Article

2. The significance of archaeology: as enquiry into the nature of material practices of historical knowledge Article

3. Extracting archaeology from England's industrial landscapes: a view from the North-East Article

4. The role of blacksmiths in a tribal society Article

5. Archaeology under Water, an Atlas of the World's Submerged Sites Book Review

6. Farmlife in Northeast Scotland 1840-1914: The Poor Man's Country Book Review

7. The Making of the Crofting Community Book Review

8. Living Archaeology Book Review

9. Naturalism and Social Science: A Post-Empiricist Philosophy of Science Book Review

10. Mathematics in Archaeology Book Review

11. The Cognitive Rag General Perspectives