Wet site excavation and survey
Subtitle: proceedings of a conference at the Museum of London, October 1990
By: edited by J.M. Coles and D.M. Goodburn
Series: WARP occasional paper -- 5
Publisher: WARP, Dept. of History and Archaeology, University of Exeter
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Exeter, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 53
Subjects: Water-saturated sites (Archaeology); Congresses; Archaeology; Methodology; Archaeological surveying; Antiquities; Wetlands
Notes: Publication funded by the Museum of London, WARP, and the Nautical Archaeology Society.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Survey and excavation in rural wetlands, and the preservation of waterlogged sites  -- J.M. Coles; title: Survey and excavation on the tidal foreshore zone  -- P. Murphy and T. Wilkinson; title: Crossing the divide  -- M. Redknap; title: Approaches to the archaeological excavation of the urban waterfront  -- G. Milne; title: Recording ancient ships  -- P. Marsden; title: Environmental sampling on wet sites  -- J. Buglass and J. Rackham; title: Environmental sampling underwater  -- I. Oxley; title: Conservation of material from waterlogged sites  -- K. Starling; title: Tree-ring dating  -- N. Nayling; title: Waterlogged wood and timber as archives of ancient landscapes -- D. Goodburn.