Archaeology and Television
Archaeology and Television
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考古学和电视
DOI：
10.1017/s0003598x00021608
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发表时间：
1954
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影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
G. Daniel
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作者：
G. Daniel
认真而持续的考古广播直到 1939-45 战争结束后才开始。这是 S 第三计划的总体目标以及布里斯托尔计划负责人弗兰克·吉拉德 (Frank Gillard) 和该地区会谈制片人之一吉尔伯特·菲尔普斯 (Gilbert Phelps) 的西部地区特殊努力的结果。战前的几年里当然有考古广播，伦纳德·伍利爵士的畅销书《挖掘过去》就是以一系列谈话开始的；但直到《考古学家》由西部地区创建，并首先由第三节目接管——这实际上是该节目中出现的第一个系列讲座——然后由家庭服务部接管，考古学才开始在声音广播中获得认可和可接受的地位。在这个系列之外还有很多考古广播，所以应该有；但在我看来，真正让 B.B.C. 上的考古广播真正成为了对当前发现、新技术和新想法进行讨论的定期系列节目的存在，并要求制片人和编辑们进行思考。地图。
Serious and sustained archaeological broadcasting began only after the end of the 1939-45 War. It was the result of the general purpose of the S Third Programme and the particular endeavour of the West Region in the persons of Frank Gillard, Head of Programmes at Bristol, and Gilbert Phelps, one of the talks producers there. There had of course been archaeological broadcasts in the pre-war years, and Sir Leonard Woolley’s best-selling Digging up the Past began as a series of talks ; but it was not until The Archaeologist was created by the West Region, and taken over, first by the Third Programme—it was actually the first series of talks to appear on that programme—and then by the Home Service, that archaeology began to have a recognised and acceptable place in sound broadcasting. There have been plenty of archaeological broadcasts outside this series, and so there should be ; but it was the existence of a regular series providing for the discussion of current discoveries, new techniques and new ideas and demanding thought on the part of producers and editors that, to my mind, really put archaeological broadcasting on the B.B.C. map.