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25 August 2026

  • curprev 18:4018:40, 25 August 2026 Caseorganic talk contribs 3,610 bytes +3,610 Created page with "===Definition=== Narrative archaeology is the practice of treating a physical location as a site containing layers of story — recovering the histories, uses and events embedded in a place and making them accessible in situ through locative media. The term was coined by the American writer and locative media artist '''Jeremy Hight''', in connection with the work ''34 North 118 West''.<ref>Hight, Jeremy. "Narrative Archaeology." ''Streetnotes''; see also the discussion..."
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