AT Collections – Archeology and Acoustics
Acoustics has been a major part of the human experience, intentional or otherwise, since the beginning of civilization. From early instruments to ancient amphitheaters and pyramids, which have recently been viewed through the lens of acoustic metamaterials, archeological acoustics provides insight into the way ancient peoples interacted with the world of sound around them.
(page developed by Erik Petersen)
Acoustics in Music Archaeology: Re-Sounding the Marsoulas Conch and Its Cave Miriam A. Kolar, Carole Fritz, and Gilles Tosello
How Room Acoustics Design of Worship Spaces Is Shaped by Worship Styles and Priorities – David W. Kahn
Archaeoacoustics: Re-Sounding Material Culture – Miriam A. Kolar
On the Fascinating Phenomenon of Diffraction by Periodic Structures – Nico Felicien Declercq
