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SUMMARY:Roderick Salisbury: Soil chemistry in archaeology (Vortrag AK Neoli
 thikum / Bronzezeit)
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DESCRIPTION:\n\nSoil chemistry is especially useful in archaeology because 
 it reveals parts of the archaeological record that are difficult to identi
 fy and interpret through excavation or geophysical prospection methods. Fo
 r example\, manured fields or areas used for cleaning and butchering fish
  and animals might only be revealed through chemical methods. Soil chemis
 try is used for several purposes in archaeology: site prospection\, inves
 tigating settlement patterning\, analysis and interpretation of archaeolog
 ical features\, and reconstructing activity areas and soilscapes. For the
 se purposes\, field methods can be roughly divided into two groups: prospe
 ction survey and feature analyses. In survey\, samples are taken at regula
 r intervals\, and this can be done at many different spatial scales. Surve
 y work is not dependent on known site boundaries. For feature analysis\, s
 amples or in situ measurements are taken from known contexts\, generally d
 uring excavation.\n\n
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