Models are pieces of machinery that relate observations to theoretical ideas (Clarke
perhaps best known analysis of archaeological history by means of an agent-based model
Throughout Europe, the 3rd millennium is marked by the presence of large-scale ideologically-motivated interaction networks, and is believed to be a “period of passage” from a Neolithic economy based on ownership and mobilization of agro-pastoral resources, to a market economy, based on the long-distance exchange of metal, both as raw material and finished product. One of the most fascinating of these far-reaching contacts is the Cetina phenomenon, which spread from Dalmatia across the Central Mediterranean and represented a common denominator for areas from the Caput Adriae in the north to Sicily and the Maltese Islands, and the Peloponnese in the south.
Having abandoned the definition of Cetina as a bounded culture, the interpretative model
Swen Steinberg, Queen’s University: Mine Model Collections of American Mining Schools
Stefan Siemer: Mining safety in a nutshell: The filter self-rescuer, Dräger model
Spatial Models of Interaction and Economic Archaeology Oliver Nakoinz: Spatial
Vom 28. bis 30. November 2019 findet im Deutschen Bergbau-Museum Bochum die internationale Fachtagung „Materielle Kulturen des Bergbaus / Material Cultures of Mining“ statt. Vortragsangebote für die Tagung werden bis zum 15. Juni 2019 erbeten. Weitere Informationen entnehmen Sie bitte dem Call for Papers.
related vocational training and education, e.g. the use of geological and technical models
Vom 14. bis 16. März 2018 findet im Rahmen des DBM-Projekts Vom Boom zur Krise: Der deutsche Steinkohlenbergbau nach 1945 eine internationale Fachtagung statt. Vortragsangebote für die Tagung werden bis zum 31. August 2017 erbeten. Weitere Informationen entnehmen Sie bitte dem Call for Papers.
scrutinise and contextualise the mental, environmental and economic potency of these models
