Recording And Collecting In The Field
Scope Note
Methods of note taking (e.g., verbatim, post-interview summaries); taking of native texts; use of diaries and journals; utilization of sound and photographic equipment; preparation of sketches, charts, and maps; collection of artifacts and field specimens; etc.; archaeological data recording methods (e.g., daily records, unit records, locus records, lot records, stratigraphic methods, feature records); collection of artifacts, ecofacts, and features, etc.
History Note
This term replaced "Recording and Collecting" in 1997.
- Broader Term
- 120 Research Methods
- Related Terms
- 117 Field Data
- 119 Artifact And Archive Collections
- Use Fors
- Aerial imaging in archaeological surveys
- Archaeological ecofacts
- Artifact collections (use in research)
- Artifacts (collection)
- Auger (use in archaeology)
- Charts (in fieldwork)
- Daily records (in archaeology)
- Daily records (in ethnographic fieldwork)
- Datum point (use in archaeology, before 1997)
- Diary (in fieldwork)
- Feature records (in archaeology)
- Grid system (in archaeology, before 1997)
- Journals (in fieldwork)
- Literature (in fieldwork)
- Locus records (in archaeology)
- Lot records (in archaeology)
- Map making (in fieldwork)
- Methods of recording field notes
- Native texts (collection of)
- Note taking (methods)
- Oral history (recording of)
- Photography (in fieldwork)
- Record-keeping (in fieldwork)
- Records (in archaeological fieldwork)
- Salvage archaeology (recording and collecting)
- Sketches (fieldwork documentation)
- Sound recorders (in fieldwork)
- Identifier
- 126
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