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Towards a research agenda for Welsh archaeology : proceedings of the IFA Wales/Cymru Conference, Aberystwyth 2001 /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: IFA Wales/Cymru Conference
Other Authors: Briggs, C. S.
Format: Conference Proceeding eBook
Language:English
Published: Oxford : Archaeopress, 2003.
Series:BAR British series ; 343.
Subjects:
Wales > Antiquities > Congresses.
Archaeology > Wales > Congresses.
Pays de Galles > Antiquités > Congrès.
Archéologie > Pays de Galles > Congrès.
Antiquities
Archaeology
Wales
Archäologie
Kongress
Archéologie > Grande-Bretagne > Pays de Galles (GB)
Pays de Galles (GB) > Antiquités.
archaeology
Welsh archaeology
field archaeologists
Electronic books.
Conference papers and proceedings
Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Part 1: Research agenda, policy, strategy and future organisation
  • Pathways to understanding: research frameworks and the historic environment
  • New structures
  • new opportunities
  • sustainable change?
  • Research agenda and strategies from a regional curatorial perspective
  • Chairman's introduction: organisation for the future
  • Wales, in the archaeological sense, is 'an orderly and well-run place'
  • where now?
  • The role of Welsh sites and monuments records in developing and implementing research agenda
  • Two into one won't go: the case for an independent Royal Commission
  • Some potential future structures for Welsh archaeology
  • The way ahead for Royal Commission survey
  • Monument records at RCAHMW; past, present and future
  • Landscape theory into practice: strategies for the future of historic rural landscapes
  • Part 2: Period and thematic papers
  • Environmental archaeology in Wales: problems and priorities
  • Moving the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic of Wales into the future
  • Finding those who died: priorities for the Neolithic and Bronze Age
  • Inhabiting the landscapes of later prehistory
  • Understanding the Iron Age: towards agenda for Wales
  • Towards research agenda for medieval archaeology
  • Researching the familiar past: priorities and opportunities in post-medieval archaeology
  • Dendrochronology: progress and prospects
  • The management and recording of historic buildings
  • Partnerships and priorities for the Industrial and modern periods
  • Archaeological aerial reconnaissance
  • a strategy for the future
  • Maritime and intertidal archaeology
  • A strategy for raw materials
  • fFoundered or founded on rock?
  • a future for Welsh provenance studies.