Lecture 2 Communities and Archaeology
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This document discusses several archaeological case studies and their relationships with surrounding communities. It examines projects at El Polín Springs in San Francisco involving outreach to local and foreign communities, Çatalhöyük in Turkey where the local village and students were involved, and Binchester Roman Fort in England where they conducted field schools and involved volunteers and the local community. It also discusses salvage archaeology of the Chinese-American community in the Bay Area that included public events, websites and exhibits. Finally, it contemplates new approaches to materials and communities, concepts like age-value, and bridging gaps between archaeology and other groups.
Lecture 2 Communities and Archaeology
- 1. Archaeology and Communities Christopher Lowman July 30th 2013
- 2. Archaeology and Communities: Borders of Archaeology El Polín Springs, San Francisco Çatalhoyuk, Turkey Binchester Roman Fort, England Naples, Florida Market Street Chinatown, San José Osaka Castle, Japan
- 3. El Polín Springs, Presidio of San Francisco
- 4. El Polín Springs, Presidio of San Francisco
- 5. El Polín Springs, Presidio of San Francisco
- 6. El Polín Springs, Presidio of San Francisco
- 7. El Polín Springs, Presidio of San Francisco
- 25. The Chinese-American Bay Area
- 35. EDDIE HALL
- 36. SPEED
- 37. SPEED
- 38. DESIGN
- 39. DESIGN
- 40. CAR COMMUNITIES
- 44. RESTORATION
- 45. The Elevators of Osaka Castle
- 46. Conclusion El Polín Springs, San Francisco, California Outreach to Local, Foreign, and Ethnic Communities Çatalhöyük, Turkey Involvement of Local Village, Children, Students, and International Teams Binchester, England Field Schools, Volunteers, Local Community The Chinese-American Bay Area, California Salvage Archaeology, Public Events, web-presence, exhibits Cars and Things: The Limits of Archaeology New ways of approaching materials and communities, age-value, preservation A way of thinking – bridging the gaps at the borders.