Abstract
The aim of SASSA is to provide support and training for curators and field archaeologists on the application of soil science techniques to archaeological questions. When complete SASSA will provide:
- Support for archaeologists in the field with recording and interpreting archaeological soils and sediments.
- Guidance on appropriate field and laboratory analytical techniques relevant to answering archaeological questions.
- Examples of the archaeological questions that soil analysis can contribute to, illustrated by case studies.
- A background tutorial on soil concepts and geoarchaeology.
- A glossary of soil terms.
- Support for archaeologists in the field with recording and interpreting archaeological soils and sediments.
- Guidance on appropriate field and laboratory analytical techniques relevant to answering archaeological questions.
- Examples of the archaeological questions that soil analysis can contribute to, illustrated by case studies.
- A background tutorial on soil concepts and geoarchaeology.
- A glossary of soil terms.
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Stirling, UK |
| Publisher | University of Stirling |
| Publication status | Published - 2009 |
Keywords
- soil analysis
- archaeology
- geoarchaeology
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Davidson, D. (Author), Wilson, C. (Author), Pollard, E. (Author), Cairns, D. (Author), Cowie, J. (Author), & Blunn, M. (Author). (2009). Soil Analysis Support System for Archaeology (SASSA). Web publication/site, University of Stirling. http://www.sassa.org.uk/index.php/Main_Page