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Public Archaeology, Archaeology and the Public

2020
Public archaeology is a flexible notion with several meanings: public engagement in protecting archaeological heritage, public interest in the results of research, and archaeology as a public service offered by qualified staff. Such a broad range of purposes and approaches involves various professionals and includes new disciplines supporting ...
Jeannette Papadopoulos, Rosario Maria Anzalone   +1 more
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All that glitters is not gold: The false-symbol problem in archaeology

Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Stibbard-Hawkes forcefully alerts us to the pitfall of false-negative reasoning in symbolic archaeology. We highlight the twin problem of false-positive reasoning in what we call the “false-symbol problem.” False symbols are intuitively special entities ...
Cheng Liu, Dietrich Stout
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Transdisciplinary Theoretical Approaches to Migration Studies in Archaeology

Cambridge Archaeological Journal
Migration is an established topic in archaeology, approached by researchers in multiple ways. We argue, however, that new ways of thinking are needed to understand migration in new ways in relation to new results coming from ancient DNA studies and ...
Anders Högberg, K. Brink, T. Brorsson, Helena Malmström   +3 more
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Cotswold Archaeology and Suffolk Archaeology merge

2021
The Archaeologist, No.
Holbrook, Neil, Gardner, Rhodri
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Exhibiting Archaeology: Archaeology and Museums

Annual Review of Anthropology, 2010
From their beginnings, archaeology museums have reflected a complex and dynamic balance between the demands of developing, documenting, and preserving objects on the one hand and sharing knowledge, access, and control on the other. This balance has informed and inflected the ways that museums present the past, including both practical aspects of ...
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Nautical Archaeology and Biblical Archaeology

The Biblical Archaeologist, 1990
The relationship between nautical archaeology and biblical archaeology has been apparent since the first ancient shipwreck was excavated in its entirety off Cape Gelidonya, Turkey, in 1970.
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Archaeological Theories and Archaeological Sciences

2015
AbstractArchaeological theory and archaeological science have traditionally been characterized as concerned with different issues and unable to interact productively. In this chapter, we present a brief history of the relationship between these two subdisciplines, and some clarification of the differences between scientific archaeology and ...
Marcos Martinón-Torres, David Killick
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Archaeology And Topography

2002
This chapter of the book International Review of Biblical Studies Volume 55 presents abstracts and summaries of articles and books. The books are classified under the following categories: Biblical Archaeology: general - history of research - historical periods; Palestine: regions - sites; Jerusalem; and Sites outside of Palestine - holy places ...
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Liberating archaeology, liberation archaeologies, and WAC

Archaeologies, 2006
WAC ha desafiado la nocion constante que la arqueologia es objetiva y apolitica. Esta nocion ha alienado a los indigenas porque tiende a deshumanizar tanto a ellos como a sus antecesores. WAC reconocio que la arqueologia existe en un contexto politico, que debe ser considerado en cualquier construccion y uso del pasado.
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Maya Archaeology and Ethnohistory

Ethnohistory, 1979
* Preface (Norman Hammond and Gordon R. Willey) * Introduction (Gordon R. Willey and Norman Hammond) * Theoretical Interpretations *1. Priests, Peasants, and Ceremonial Centers: The Intellectual History of a Model (Marshall Joseph Becker) *2. Cropping Cash in the Protoclassic: A Cultural Impact Statement (Bruce H. Dahlin) *3.
Marvin Cohodas, Norman Hammond, Gordon R. Willey   +2 more
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