Globalization is one of the most potent theoretical frameworks of the moment, for it provides
a means by which we can make sense of our socio-cultural connectivities, and the networks …

Since 2006, the stated remit of the SPMA has been broadened to include the archaeology of
the present day. This paper discusses what such an archaeology might look like and how …

The archaeology of modern cities has grown enormously over the past half-century, driven
in large part by developer-funded urban renewal. This activity has utilized a diverse array of …

The key to understanding a landscape is through its connections, which tie together people
and environment within and beyond that landscape and across many different periods. This …

Tea ware has been the focus of numerous North American and Australian historical
archaeology studies of female consumer behavior in colonial contexts. This article uses data …

The archaeological study of the postmedieval Scottish Highlands has engaged little with
Gaelic oral tradition. The period from 1700 saw the gradual decline of the Gaelic language …

New Zealand's gold rushes of the early 1860s followed similar rushes in California and
Australia, and mining technology was imported from those fields from the outset. Over the …

As a rare surviving example of a 17th-century Virginian house, Bacon's Castle is often
glossed as an isolated architectural artefact, and a backdrop for historical events and ghost …

This thesis presents a historical archaeological investigation of St Lawrence, a former port
town in Central Queensland, Australia, from its establishment in the mid-nineteenth century …

This research uses an archaeological assemblage collected during the redevelopment of a
central Whanganui carpark into the Victoria Retail Centre to highlight the potential of this …