Internet Archaeol. Issue 29. Table of Contents

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Editorial - Judith Winters

Submitted: June 2011; Published: June 2011
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Archaeological Excavations on the BTC Pipeline, Azerbaijan - Paul Michael Taylor and David Maynard

Submitted: May 2011 ; Published: June 2011
Words: 36594 (419KB); Images: 199 (38MB); Digital archive
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Archaeological Fish Bones Online: a digital archive of Sydney fishes - Sarah Colley and Rowan Brownlee

Submitted: March 2010; Published: December 2010
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Archaeological Investigations at the Upper Chapel, Norfolk Street, Sheffield, UK - Katherine Baker, Steve Baker and James Symonds

Submitted: January 2010; Published: February 2011
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A History of Historic House Reconstruction: Understanding the Past and Informing the Future - Elizabeth Stewart

Submitted: May 2010; Published: February 2011
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On the Record: The Philosophy of Recording

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On the Record: The Philosophy of Recording. An Introduction - Martin Newman

Submitted: October 2010; Published: March 2011
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What Matters about the Monument: reconstructing historical classification - Jonathan Bateman and Stuart Jeffrey

Submitted: October 2010; Published: March 2011
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Where to Draw the Line: Scheduled Ancient Monuments and Historic Landscape Characterisation in Wales - Oliver Davis

Submitted: October 2010; Published: March 2011
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The Database as Material Culture - Martin Newman

Submitted: October 2010; Published: March 2011
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Reviews

Review of DBAS: DataBases about Aegean Subjects [Website] - Andrew Shapland

"...DBAS shows the way forward for a subject that is often hampered by unpublished data"
Full text (This review is Open Access). Published January 2011.

Review of Saint-Denis: A Town in the Middle Ages [Website] - Stephen Murray

"Just as the 12th-century church of Saint-Denis catered to pilgrims as well as literati, this website will...engage the interest of the layperson and provide a useful source of information for the specialist."
Full text (This review is Open Access). Published February 2011.