This paper uses a postdigital, postphenomenological lens to examine what happened when
an online platform, a wiki, was used to support writing practices in an inner London Key …

The promotion of inter-and multidisciplinarity—broadly drawing on other disciplines to help
collaboratively answer important questions to the field—has been an important goal for …

The archaeological site of L'Esquerda was a distinctive fortified settlement from the Late
Bronze Age until the violent destruction of the medieval village in CE 1314. After several …

Media multitasking has become an integrated part of much media consumption. While some
laud it for activating the viewer and connecting them to virtual others, perhaps discussing the …

Recent advances in spatial and remote sensing technology have led to new methods in
archaeological site identification and reconstruction, allowing archaeologists to investigate …

Jogging is the most practiced physical activity in the west. This form of light running appears
a solution to the health problems caused by the sedentary of contemporary dwelling and …

Abstract Service-dominant (SD) logic holds that coordination mechanisms contribute to
value cocreation. This research explores everyday social interaction processes in Britain's …

There is scientific consensus that the archipelago of Svalbard is warming up faster than
other parts of the planet. People who live in or regularly visit this part of the European high …

ABSTRACT Drawing on Tim Ingold's conceptualization of taskscape, this article explores
children´ s being and working within the landscape through childhood memories and …

This article outlines the development of landscape archaeology in Britain from two
perspectives, namely: methods used to identify patterns and changes in the landscape; and …