Chris Caple

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Chris Caple

Chris Caple is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, University of Oxford, Durham University, University of Wales, University of Bradford

Q: What Are Chris Caple's Academic Contributions?

Chris Caple has made the following academic contributions: Excavations at Dryslwyn Castle 1980-1995, Conservation skills: judgement, method, and decision making

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Chris Caple

Anthropology

#2391

World Rank

#3060

Historical Rank

Archeology

#695

World Rank

#939

Historical Rank

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Chris Caple's Degrees

PhD Archaeology University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Archaeology University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Chris Caple, FSA, FIIC, is a British archaeologist and conservator, who specialises in the conservation of artefacts. He was a senior lecturer/associate professor at Durham University and was director of their postgraduate programme in artefact conservation. Upon his retirement in 2018, he was appointed Emeritus Reader in Archaeological Conservation.

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Chris Caple's Published Works

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Conservation Skills: Judgement, Method and Decision Making (2000) (94)
Objects: Reluctant Witnesses to the Past (2006) (68)
Evidence for demethylation of syringyl moieties in archaeological wood using pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry. (2000) (68)
Reburial of waterlogged wood, the problems and potential of this conservation technique (1994) (27)
Towards a benign reburial context: the chemistry of the burial environment (2004) (22)
Results of the characterisation of the anoxic waterlogged environments which preserve archaeological organic materials (1997) (21)
Defining a reburial environment: research problems characterising waterlogged anoxic environments (1994) (20)
Preventive conservation in museums (2011) (17)
Analytical Chemistry in Archaeology, Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology. By Mark Pollard, Catherine Batt, Ben Stern and Suzanne M. M. Young (2007) (17)
The Detection and Definition of an Industry: The English Medieval and Post Medieval Pin Industry (1991) (14)
Ancestor artefacts - ancestor materials. (2010) (13)
The aims of conservation. (2009) (10)
CHARACTERIZATION OF A WATERLOGGED CHARRED WOOD AND DEVELOPMENT OF A CONSERVATION (1994) (9)
An analytical appraisal of copper alloy pin production: 400-1600 AD: The development of the copper alloy, pin industry in Britain during the post-Roman period, based on analytical, metallographic and typological examination with consideration of historical and archaeological archives. (1986) (8)
Degradation, investigation and preservation of archaeological evidence. (2001) (7)
Excavations at Dryslwyn Castle 1980-1995 (2007) (6)
PRESERVATION IN SITU: THE FUTURE FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONSERVATORS? (2008) (5)
NEVERN CASTLE - CASTELL NANHYFER (2009) (5)
Identification and valuation of archaeological artefacts: developments using digital X-radiography (2018) (3)
The Apotropaic Symbolled Threshold to Nevern Castle—Castell Nanhyfer (2012) (3)
Nevern Castle : searching for the first masonry castle in Wales. (2011) (3)
Wetland Archaeology and Environments: Regional Issues, Global Perspectives. Edited by Malcolm Lillie and Stephen Ellis (2007) (3)
A child's burial in unconsecrated ground in early modern Dorchester, Dorset (2011) (2)
Estimating artefact loss: A comparison of metal artefact loss rates through in-situ decay and loss of ancient monument sites in England (2008) (2)
Preventive conservation within conservation training programmes (1994) (1)
Investigations into Waterlogged Burial Environments (2017) (1)
FRAGMENTS OF FAITH: UNPICKING ARCHBISHOP JOHN MORTON’S VESTMENTS (2020) (1)
Towards a Benign Reburial Environment : the Chemistry of the Burial Environment Dr (2015) (0)
Reasons for preserving the past (2012) (0)
The Yarm Helmet (2020) (0)
The Cathedral doors. (1999) (0)
Objects and materials as trade goods (provenance): WHERE? (2006) (0)
Studies in Archaeological Conservation (2020) (0)
Investigating objects: theories and approaches (2006) (0)
Objects as products (manufacture): HOW? (2006) (0)
Engaging Conservation, Collaboration across Disciplines (2019) (0)
Conservation : concept and reality. (2010) (0)
Objects as functional implements (use): WHY? (2006) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
FRAGMENTS OF FAITH: UNPICKING ARCHBISHOP JOHN MORTON’S VESTMENTS — ERRATUM (2020) (0)
The Durham cathedral doors (1999) (0)
Nevern Castle/Castell Nanhyfer (Illus 21–23) (2010) (0)
Objects as social indicators (form, decoration and display): WHO? (2006) (0)
Book Reviews (2002) (0)
Conservation Skills for the 21st Century (2023) (0)
Dryslwyn Castle: and the lords of West Wales (2008) (0)
Ex situ painted wall plaster. (2015) (0)
Introduction to preservation in situ. (2016) (0)
Objects as record (information/education): WHEN? (2006) (0)
In working condition (2012) (0)

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