10. The referential record

10.1 Reassembling the "raw" data
10.2 The fragmented evidence and the sequential argument
10.3 The documentation
      10.3.1 The documentary record
      10.3.2 Databases
      10.3.3 Passive digital publication
      10.3.4 Documentary visualization
      10.3.5 Statistical elaboration
10.4 The narrative
      10.4.1 The textual narrative
      10.4.2 Excavation reports
      10.4.3 Argument based narratives
      10.4.4 Conclusion based narrative
10.5 Perceptual visualization
10.6 Virtual reality
10.7 The stakeholders, proximate and remote
10.8 Public outreach
10.9 The grammatical dimension

a.	Archaeological publishing, e.g. Gardin 1980. – [July 2016]

a.	Wylie 1985b – [Esmeralda Agolli, October 2014]

a.	On sections see Buccellati 1981

a.	See also Shanks & Tilley 1992, ch. 3. – [August 2016]

a.	Cf. linearity in narratives on time in Murray 1999. – [Laerke Recht, August 2016]

a.	See Bradley 2006. – [Laerke Recht, July 2016]

a.	Tufte 1983, 1997
b.	Viaggio nei fori
c.	See e.g. Madella et al. 2014; Van Dyke 2006. – [Laerke Recht, August 2016]

a.	See papers in Barceló et al. 2000. – [Laerke Recht, March 2016]
b.	Tourism and scholarship, Walker & Carr 2013. – [Laerke Recht, August 2016]

a.	Mackay 2006
b.	Montella 2009
c.	Politics and heritage, see Breglia 2006. – [Laerke Recht, July 2016]
d.	Stakeholders and cultural heritage, see Campbell & Leiper 2013; Hodder et al. 1995. – [Laerke Recht, July 2016]

a.	For excellent guidebook series see, e. g., Polaris and Dumont.
b.	Cf. Kosso 2001. – [Laerke Recht, July 2016]