The Archaeology of Industry and The Archaeology of Ships


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The Archaeology of Industry and The Archaeology of Ships (2 bok set)

Author: Kenneth Hudson and Paul Johnstone (respectively)

Hardcover with dust jacket and plastic overcover - Very good condition

"The Archaeology of Industry" by Kenneth Hudson provides a comprehensive exploration of the material remains and historical significance of industrial sites. With meticulous detail and scholarly insight, Hudson examines the physical traces left behind by various industrial processes, from factories and mills to mines and railways. Through case studies and archaeological methodologies, he uncovers the social, economic, and technological dimensions of industrialization, shedding light on the lives of workers, the impact on landscapes, and the legacy of industrial heritage. By combining archaeological research with historical analysis, Hudson offers readers a fascinating glimpse into the transformation of societies wrought by the Industrial Revolution, highlighting the importance of preserving and interpreting industrial heritage for future generations.

"The Archaeology of Ships" by Paul Johnstone is a comprehensive exploration of maritime archaeology, focusing on the study of ships as artifacts of human history and technological innovation. Johnstone delves into the methodologies and techniques used in the excavation, analysis, and interpretation of shipwrecks and other maritime sites, spanning from ancient times to the modern era. Through detailed case studies and examples from around the world, he illuminates the diverse roles that ships have played in trade, exploration, warfare, and cultural exchange. By examining the construction techniques, materials, and cargo of ships, Johnstone provides insights into past maritime economies, navigation practices, and social structures. With a blend of archaeological expertise and maritime history, "The Archaeology of Ships" offers readers a fascinating journey through the hidden depths of human seafaring endeavors.

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