archaeoacoustics

One such term is ''archaeoacoustics'', a beguiling though somewhat questionable theory based on the idea that objects carry sounds with them as they travel through time…

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One such term is '' archaeoacoustics '', a beguiling though somewhat questionable theory based on the idea that objects carry sounds with them as they travel through time … "

Warren Ellis Warren Ellis 2010

If two pipers were to play in a field, observers walking around the musicians would hear a strange effect, said Steven Waller, a doctoral researcher at Rock Art Acoustics USA, who specializes in the sound properties of ancient sites, or archaeoacoustics.

Stonehenge Inspired by Sound Illusion, Archaeologist Suggests The Huffington Post News Editors 2012

‘Paul’s just given the thumbs-up to my posting my MP3 of his Metageum talk on archaeoacoustics.

Paul Devereux On Archaeoacoustics | Disinformation 2007

There's a connection with Electronic Voice Phenomenon in there, and a tenuous connection is at least passively inferred with Paul Devereux's experiments in archaeoacoustics.

Information, Culture, Policy, Education: 2008

There's a connection with Electronic Voice Phenomenon in there, and a tenuous connection is at least passively inferred with Paul Devereux's experiments in archaeoacoustics.

Information, Culture, Policy, Education: Music [1] 2008

There's a connection with Electronic Voice Phenomenon in there, and a tenuous connection is at least passively inferred with Paul Devereux's experiments in archaeoacoustics.

Information, Culture, Policy, Education: Hauntological brooding at Whitechapel 2008

Paul Devereux wrote an interesting article for Fortean Times about archaeoacoustics, listening for the sound phenomena associated with some prehistoric rock art and ancient spiritual sites:

Boing Boing: January 23, 2005 - January 29, 2005 Archives 2005

If two pipers were to play in a field, observers walking around the musicians would hear a strange effect, said Steven Waller, a doctoral researcher at Rock Art Acoustics USA, who specializes in the sound properties of ancient sites, or archaeoacoustics.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2012