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《Industrial archaeology review》2013,35(2):171-192
AbstractNorton Mill, largely demolished during this century, was thought to have occupied its site continuously since the twelfth century and road construction offered the opportunity to test this view through excavation. A complex building chronology was revealed. 相似文献
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Talia Shay 《Archaeologies》2008,4(2):328-343
The purpose of this article is threefold. First, it refers to the ethics and logos of my courses in archaeology of the Near
East and Israel attended by both Jewish and Arab students whose spatialisation of history and memory is different. The courses
cover two periods: a—from prehistory to about 1,000 B.C; b—Christian and Muslim eras. Although these courses put much emphasis
on Israel, the major sites of the Near East are well represented. Second, this article delineates some problems in the epistemology
of Israeli archaeology, especially the slender consideration given to recent postmodern attitudes. Third, this article maps
out an alternative way of teaching archaeology in contested regions such as Israel where different communities have their
own mappings of the past. This alternative way provides the students with tools to evaluate the creation of knowledge about
the past, and to reflect on their own social and relative positions in Israeli society.
Dedicated to my teacher and friend, the late Prof. Moshe Kochavi 相似文献
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Fiona Haslam McKenzie 《Geographical Research》2005,43(4):436-437
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《Public Archaeology》2013,12(1):44-65
Conducting archaeological projects in areas inhabited by Indigenous Communities who dislike both excavations and archaeologists leads to an ethical conundrum, one requiring a reconsideration of the research methodologies utilized in these settings, and a turn toward Public Archaeology as a means to find alternative pathways. This article describes a research project conducted in the Indigenous Atacameño Community of Peine, in the Atacama Desert, Chile, where, through a principal methodology of Participatory Action Research, it became possible to explore the past of this community in ways that were both meaningful and valid for its members. The results drawn from this experience differ markedly from traditional archaeological approaches (i.e. excavations, analysis of material culture), both in terms of the nature of the knowledge recovered and the temporal depth achieved. In this particular instance, collective remembrance and embodied memory featured prominently in accounting for the past of Peine. 相似文献
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James A. Delle 《Archaeologies》2008,4(1):87-109
The rise of modernity in Europe resulted in the redefinition of social relations between those in control of the apparatus of the state and economy on the one hand, and those who worked and lived within that apparatus on the other. This shift in the definition of the basic social unit from subject to individual citizen was fraught with tension, and resulted in vast changes in the lives of colonized people throughout the European sphere of control. While the material manifestations of these historical processes were many, this article considers how two phenomena associated with modernity impacted the lives of people enslaved at Marshall’s Pen, a Jamaican coffee plantation, in the opening decades of the 19th century. These two considerations included the spread of mass-produced goods mediated through the rise of consumerism visible through archaeologically recovered material culture, and shifting definitions of the relationships between space and social organization reflecting in changing settlement patterns of village life. 相似文献