thinking/making: catching thought in process
5 February 2017: Meta-Ar(t)chaeology: an embedded theory of place
Thinking about an ar(t)chaeological outcome that references its own ar(t)chaeology and what this might offer to an understanding of place and the human impulse towards place-making.
How might the “divergence in attitude” between “curious amateur” and “professional” impact on knowledge-making in such an entanglement of practice? What constitutes a knowledge of place? Whose knowledge is it? Whose place is it?
What are the stopping places, the strata to which I have returned?
digging down – a chronological approach
What are the deposits that make up this new knowledge?
gathering method, matter and subject – a typological approach
Elaine Fisher 