Geoff Carter Theoretical Structural Archaeology

Theoretical Structural Archaeology is the study of engineered archaeological structures through mathematical modelling and reverse engineering. It is mostly concerned with prehistoric architecture in Western Europe, particularly structure evidenced by postholes.
This use of 3D CAD to model engineered timber structures is unique in British Archaeology, and runs contrary to the modern preoccupation of seeing the past through the eyes of imaginary people interacting with imaginary landscapes,  in the imagination of an academic.  
My blog at;  https://structuralarchaeology.blogspot.com/, features a range of articles related topics including; Roman / Hadrian's Wall, Neolithic Longhouses, Woodhenge, Stonehenge etc, roundhouses; perception & visualising the Past, posthole basics, timber building technology,  woodland timber & trees, as well as humour & cartoons.
Videos uploaded to this channel will be on these topics.