Microarchaeology: Beyond the Visible Archaeological Record

Abstract

1. Archaeology, archaeological science and microarchaeology 2. Information embedded in the microscopic record 3. Completeness of the archaeological record 4. Common mineral components of the archaeological record 5. Biological materials: bones and teeth 6. Biological materials: phytoliths, diatoms, eggshells, otoliths and mollusk shells 7. Reconstructing pyrotechnological processes 8. Biological molecules and macromolecules: protected niches 9. Ethnoarchaeology of the microscopic record: learning from the present 10. Absolute dating: assessing the quality of a date 11. Reading the microscopic record on-site 12. Infrared spectroscopy in archaeology.

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