Experiencing the Past: On the Character of ArchaeologyRoutledge, 16. 11. 2005 - Počet stran: 240 In Experiencing the Past Michael Shanks presents an animated exploration of the character of archaeology and reclaims the sentiment and feeling which are so often lost in purely academic approaches. |
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... past, visiting and valuing collections and monuments of the past, asking what it is that might make these attractive to many people. I am also interested in how archaeology is basically about particular experiences of the object world ...
... past, visiting and valuing collections and monuments of the past, asking what it is that might make these attractive to many people. I am also interested in how archaeology is basically about particular experiences of the object world ...
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... object of archaeological knowledge. It will be clear that this idea of archaeology as positive knowledge did not ... past. These are the origin and end of what archaeologists do. Empiricism has formed a significant part of theories about what ...
... object of archaeological knowledge. It will be clear that this idea of archaeology as positive knowledge did not ... past. These are the origin and end of what archaeologists do. Empiricism has formed a significant part of theories about what ...
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... object of American archaeology conceived ethnographically as the remains of another culture, and the object of British archaeology conceived as the past remains of British history - the Blood of the British (to use the title of a ...
... object of American archaeology conceived ethnographically as the remains of another culture, and the object of British archaeology conceived as the past remains of British history - the Blood of the British (to use the title of a ...
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On the Character of Archaeology Michael Shanks. an object of complaint (for example Hawkes 1968). And while not directly challenging technical and specialist work, there are those who fix on the popular attractions of archaeology ...
On the Character of Archaeology Michael Shanks. an object of complaint (for example Hawkes 1968). And while not directly challenging technical and specialist work, there are those who fix on the popular attractions of archaeology ...
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Part 2 ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTERESTS | 51 |
THE ENCOUNTER WITHTHE PAST | 97 |
WORKING ARCHAEOLOGY | 161 |
SYNOPSIS | 207 |
NOTES | 211 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 216 |
INDEX | 224 |
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