Is There An Optimum System?: The Recording and Assessment of Historic Mining Sites
Dr. Ritchie's paper concerns the recording of mining sites in New Zealand and some of the problems raised in this process. He outlines the major difficulties encountered when recording such sites, since an understanding of these matters is essential if the methodology and theoretical perspectiv...
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| description | Dr. Ritchie's paper concerns the recording of mining sites in New Zealand and some of the problems raised in this process. He outlines the major difficulties encountered when recording such sites, since an understanding of these matters is essential if the methodology and theoretical perspectives associated with the 'archaeology of mining' - as well as the recording of mining sites - are to be improved and developed. |
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| subjects | Archaeological conservation Archaeological site recording Archaeological sites Archaeological surveys Dams Forest service Hard rock mining Historic sites Historical archaeology Land surveying Mining New Zealand: History Recording instruments |
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