Archaeology History »sub-diciplines of Archaeology

As with most academic disciplines, there are a number of archaeological sub-disciplines typically characterised by a focus on a specific method or type of material, geographical or chronological focus, or other thematic concern. In addition, certain civilisations have attracted so much attention that their study has been specifically named.

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• African Archaeology 348 KB
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• Archaeoastronomy 1337 KB
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• Archaeometry 5273 KB
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• Assiriology 2764 KB
• Battlefield archaeology 17612 KB
• Calceology 972 KB
• Computational archaeology 245 KB
• Classical archaeology 3788 KB
• Egyptology 1669 KB
• Environmental archaeology 1669 KB
• Ethno archaeology 1669 KB
• European archaeology 1669 KB
• Experimental archaeology 1669 KB
• Forensic archaeology 1669 KB
• Historic archaeology 1669 KB
• Industrial archaeology 1669 KB
• Maritime archaeology 1669 KB
• Medival archaeology 1669 KB
• Near Eastern archaeology 1669 KB
• Landscape archaeology 1669 KB
• Osteology 1669 KB
• Paleopathalogy 1669 KB
• Phoeniciology 1669 KB
• Post Medival archaeology 1669 KB
• Pre historic archaeology 1669 KB
• Pro historic archaeology 1669 KB
• Taphonomy 1669 KB
• Underwater archaeology 1669 KB
• Urban archaeology 1669 KB
• Australian archaeology 1669 KB