teuren "Archaeology" und aus einem schweren Block wird mit viel Mühe "Archaeology"™ modelliert! Rezension zu Archaeology is a Brand!: The Meaning of Archaeology in [...] archaeologists trying to sell to others their interest in archaeology and the past – or have others already sold the popular interest in archaeology and the past to the archaeologist?" und seinen angeführten [...] basiert auf teilnehmende Prozesse vor allem mit Nicht-WissenschaftlerInnen). Kapitel 7: Publicarchaeology reconsidered In diesem letzten Kapitel fasst Holtorf die vorangegangenen zusammen und zieht

(Bangor Studies in Archaeology Report No. 8). Bangor: Prifysgol Bangor University. Europa Kajda, K., Marx, A., Wright, H., et al. (2017). Archaeology, heritage and social value: Public perspectives [...] s on European archaeology. European Journal of Archaeology 2017, 1-22. Die Studierenden bei der Bearbeitung der Umfrage im Rahmen eines Prax

angelegte Frage mit erheblicher Tragweite, die in dem sich rasch entwickelnden Gebiet der sog. PublicArchaeology angesiedelt ist. Um die gewonnenen Ergebnisse auf eine breitere Basis zu stellen, habe ich

on a project to digitise, re-georeference and disseminate work that can be made available in the public domain. The project is built primarily on open source software and database systems and wherever [...] determine those that are commercially sensitive and those that have previously migrated into the public domain. • If accurate georeferencing has been possible make data only previously available in printed [...] determine if the final display should contain data ‘tiers’ in order to protect uninvestigated archaeology. The first tier being an approximate location pin with basic survey details, leading to a final

Neolithikum Kult & Religion Im National Museum of Archaeology in Valletta, Malta, liegt in Vitrine 21 eine etwa postkartengrosse, 2 cm dicke Kalksteinplatte [...] oder Archäologe findet. Fussnoten Sharon Sultana, The National Museum of Archaeology Valletta. The Neolithic Period (Sta. Venera, Malta 2010) 31. ↩ Übersetzt: »Zerbrochene [...] unerheblich. ↩ Stellarium ist ein freies interaktives Astronomie-Programm unter GNU General Public License für die Darstellung stellarer Konfigurationen. Es kann unter diesem Namen aus dem Internet

vielen Kommentare führten den Autor dazu, sich weiter mit der einzigartigen, im National Museum of Archaeology in Valletta, Malta, liegenden, im Museumsführer [1]  abgebildeten Steinplatte, zu beschäftigen [...] weiteren Besuch in Malta. Der Autor dankt Frau Sharon Sultana, Kustodin des National Museum of Archaeology, Valletta, dass sie ihm die genaue Untersuchung der Steinplatte ermöglichte, die exakten Abmessungen [...] der Sternformationen auf der Kalkplatte. Sharon Sultana, The National Museum of Archaeology Valletta. The Neolithic Period (Sta. Venera, Malta 2010) 31. ↩ Die vom Autor ursprünglich

of magistrates on their way to the underworld, or commemorations of the installation ceremonies of public officials. Though the interpretation remains ambiguous, the compositional resemblance between [...] chariot mirror the figures from the urns [9] . Though triumphal arches do serve as a type of public memorial to individual emperors, the triumphal imagery returns to an explicitly funerary use on the [...] descriptions by imperial authors, while Beard emphasizes the triumph’s social functions beyond the public recognition of military accomplishment, including the display of wealth and power during the late

evidence for Jewish community life is from Rome, but what we know for that area is largely from archaeology and epigraphy, with only a few literary sources. We have evidence for the Jewish community [...] al Evidence for the Interaction of Jews and Non-Jews in Late Antiquity” American Journal of Archaeology 96.1 (1992): 102. ↩ Barclay, “Rome”, 285; Wolfgang Wiefel “The Jewish Community [...] You know how large their number is, how much they stick together, how much influence they wield in public meetings. And so I will speak quietly, so that only the jurors can hear, for there are many who would