G
RAMMAR
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E
DITORIAL
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Front matter
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I
NTRODUCTION
Preface
Overview
History
Introductory
Stages
Excerpts
Critique
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Acknowledgments
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Conclusion
E
PISTEMICS
P
RINCIPLES
Broken traditions
Grammar
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Grammar 2
Archaeologies
Five epistemics
1.Outer view
2.Contextual
3.Constructional
4.Antiquarian
5.Socio-cultural
Thucydides
Newman
Foucault
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Recovery
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The record
Closed/open
Referentiality
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Objectivity
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Perceptual range
I
MPLEMENTATION
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Introductory
Manual & grammar
Theory & practice
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Units and areas
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Publishing strategy
1. Acquiring knowledge
Disentangling the matrix
S
TRATIGRAPHY
I
NTRODUCTION
The concept
Geology
Principles
Implementation
S
PACE
Emplacement
Volumetry
T
IME
Deposition
Chronometry
Structuring wholes
T
YPOLOGY
I
NTRODUCTION
The concept
Principles
Implementation
M
ORPHOLOGY
Concept
Principles
Built environment
Objects
Samples
S
EMIOTICS
Concept
Principles
Semantics
Syntax
Pragmatics
2. Organizing knowledge
C
ONSTITUENTS
Introductory
Nature
Properties
Inventory
Clustering
Labeling
C
ATEGORIZATION
Principles
Main roster
Main lexicon
Special rosters
Special lexica
A
RCHIVE
S
TRUCTURE
Introductory
Folders
Sub-folders
Files
3. Conveying knowledge
Re-structuring
C
ONSERVATION
P
RESENTATION
Re-configuring
D
IGITAL
P
RINT
H
ERMENEUTICS
Heritage
Appropriation
Grammar
Maieutics
R
EFERENCES
Introduction
Publications
Excerpts
Lectures
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A Grammar of the Archaeological Record (
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Epistemics. Principles
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Giorgio Buccellati
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