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J. Andrew Dufton

Philosophy of ARK Archaeological recording practices vary from site to site, throughout the world. Each system is developed to address site-specific questions and to satisfy individual research agendas. This should be encouraged and embraced—recording systems should be easily adaptable...
In the early 1970s, Edward Harris, excavating at the pluri-stratified site of Winchester in England, added a valuable refinement to the schematic drawings that record stratigraphic sequence. Within the logic of an excavation, the purpose of a section drawing...
The drawing of detailed and comprehensive plans and sections is a fundamental part of the recording of archaeological excavations. In the past excavations only recorded archaeological features which were considered to be important at the time of the excavation,...