Referenced Papers (5)
Archaeology, archaeological science, and integrative archaeological science
S. Weiner
Isr. J. Earth Sci.
"The speaker cites this paper to show how the development of radiocarbon dating created a communication gap between humanities-trained archaeologists and natural sciences-trained archaeological scientists."
Towards a new paradigm? The third science revolution and its possible consequences in archaeology
K Kristiansen
Current Swedish Archaeology, 2021
"This paper is cited to introduce the concept of a "third science revolution" in archaeology, driven by new biomolecular methods and big data."
The two cultures and a world apart: Archaeology and science at a new crossroads
Tim Flohr Sørensen
Nor. Archaeol. Rev., 2017
"The speaker references this paper as part of the ongoing debate about the science-humanities divide in archaeology, highlighting the perspective that the discipline's grounding in the humanities is at stake."
Bioarchaeology and the media: Anthropology scicomm in a post-truth landscape
Kristina Killgrove
, 2019
"This chapter is shown as an example to support the speaker's point that the call for better communication in archaeology often comes from the archaeology/humanities side rather than the "hard science" side."
Social and genetic relations in Neolithic Ireland: Re-evaluating kinship
Neil Carlin, Jessica Smyth, C Frieman, Daniela Hofmann, P Bickle, Kerri Cleary
Camb. Archaeol. J., 2025
"This paper is presented as a recent example of archaeologists pushing back to reinterpret scientific data (in this case, ancient DNA) in more holistic ways, integrating it with archaeological theory and context."