Christianity
Sam Turner
This article provides an overview of archaeological approaches to Christianity and outlines some potentially fruitful avenues for future research discovery. As such it is divided into two sections. The first section sketches the nature Christianity's global archaeology in terms buildings, monuments, material culture produced by Christian communities. It briefly considers previous this how both digging writing can be influenced archaeologists' own social contexts. With mind, second looks at ways archaeologists might approach today. emphasizes archaeology's potential illuminating lives past communities not only within but also beyond church building or cemetery, suggests engaging with themes from modern theory that enliven our agendas enrich interpretations.
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