The Arkeotek Journal - Revue européenne d'archéologie des techniques

Exclusively available online, The Arkeotek Journal is a peer-reviewed scientific journal devoted to the archaeology of techniques. Articles are published following new writing practices meant to facilitate the reading of scientific constructs, the exhaustive publication of research data and the automatic building-up of knowledge bases.

New SCD Articles

Marie-Claude BOILEAU
Wheel making in urban Syria in the third millennium: A technique for objects of value?

Valentine ROUX
The potter's wheel in Middle Bronze II in the Southern Levant: Technological study of the Beth Shean ceramics

New in 2009 (September)

From now on, The Arkeotek Journal publishes "Articles" and "Digests". Digests present published constructs under the form of logicist diagrams and inference rules. They aim at enriching the Arkeotek thematic corpus. In volume 3, two articles and one digest deal with grinding material. The rules of
inference mobilised by the constructs will be discussed within the framework of a workshop which will take place in Paris in January 2010 (see the presentation)

Digests

Meaning in the making: the potter's wheel at Phylakopi, Melos (Greece), Ina BERG

Digest by V. Roux

Notice

How to read SCD articles (Scientific Construct & Data): see in "Mode of Publication"

The Arkeotek Journal is an open-access scientific journal, exclusively available online. It's published with a set of tools in freeware and readable through software strictly comptible with the web standards. It has been largely tested with Mozilla Firefox , but some bugs could occured with Internet Explorer.