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ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHODS USED IN PROJECTS

The following is a list of additional sub-disciplines. Some of these are not areas of study in their own right, plus are only methods to be used in bigger projects.

Aerial archaeology studying sites as of air photos, especially by identifying cropmarks
Archaeoastronomy is the interpretation of earliest sites (such as Stonehenge) as temples or monuments of an astronomical nature.
Archaeological science or Archaeometry is the request of scientific techniques or methodologies to archaeology such as radiocarbon dating, statistics plus remote sensing.
Computational archaeology is the application of computers, for the most part GIS, to archaeology
Experimental archaeology involves attempting to re-enact earlier period processes to test theories about ancient manufacturing, engineering plus the effects of time on sites and objects.
Museum studies is the display as well as interpretation of past remains for the public

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