Richard I. Macphail is Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. He is coauthor of Soils and Micromorphology in Archaeology (with Marie-Agnhs Courty and Paul Goldberg, Cambridge, 1990) and Practical and Theoretical Geoarchaeology (with Paul Goldberg, 2005), and the editor of 'Site Formation Processes in Archaeology: Soil and Sediment Micromorphology' (in Quaternary International, 2012). Macphail has initiated workshops (1990-2016) and training (2006-16) in archaeological soil micromorphology (within the International Union of Soil Science), was associate editor for Geoarchaeology (1990-2014), Professor Invité at Tours in 2004, and gained the Rip Rapp Award from the Geological Society of America in 2009.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Background Approach and Methods: 1. Applied principles from geology and soil science 2. Complementary analyses 3. Systematic soil micromorphology description Part II. Soils and Sediments: 4. Soils and burial (horizon types and effects of burial in the Temperate and Boreal regions) 5. Soil-sediments 6. Inundated freshwater and coastal marine sites Part III. Archaeological Materials: 7. Archaeological materials and deposits Part IV. Features and Activities in the Landscape: 8. First records of human activity 9. Clearance and cultivation 10. Occupation surfaces and use of space 11. Settlement morphology 12. Site transformation 13. Final remarks.
Part I. Background Approach and Methods: 1. Applied principles from geology and soil science 2. Complementary analyses 3. Systematic soil micromorphology description Part II. Soils and Sediments: 4. Soils and burial (horizon types and effects of burial in the Temperate and Boreal regions) 5. Soil-sediments 6. Inundated freshwater and coastal marine sites Part III. Archaeological Materials: 7. Archaeological materials and deposits Part IV. Features and Activities in the Landscape: 8. First records of human activity 9. Clearance and cultivation 10. Occupation surfaces and use of space 11. Settlement morphology 12. Site transformation 13. Final remarks.
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