Station Archaeology
Station Archaeology is a specialized methodological framework within Transport Archaeology that focuses on the systematic investigation and interpretation of material remains and spatial organizations of historical transport stations to understand their functional evolution, socio-economic roles, and integration within broader mobility networks.
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The Keatley Creek Site and Corporate Group Archaeology
Brian Hayden, Jim Spafford · Open Collections · 2010 · 21 citations · Full text
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