Archaeoacoustics is a newly-developing science that focuses on the role of sound in human behaviour. Although there is a great deal of interest in archaeoacoustics, little actual research is actually undertaken or reported. My work as an amateur is presented here, in the hope that it may stimulate more research and interest from professional archaeologists and acousticians.

There are two projects here: the first, on Silbury Hill, is complete. The second project - the acoustics of Avebury - is work in progress and is unlikely to be finished for some time yet. It is presented in full though, because as all the flaws and errors are included, I hope it might benefit other researchers who are also new to archaeoacoustics.

 

 

ACOUSTIC SILBURY

 

AVEBURY ECHOES