Archaeology, Annales, and Ethnohistory
Herausgeber: Knapp, A. Bernard
Archaeology, Annales, and Ethnohistory
Herausgeber: Knapp, A. Bernard
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This collection considers the relevance of the Annales 'school' for archaeology.
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This collection considers the relevance of the Annales 'school' for archaeology.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 172
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 346g
- ISBN-13: 9780521102605
- ISBN-10: 052110260X
- Artikelnr.: 25855303
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 172
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 346g
- ISBN-13: 9780521102605
- ISBN-10: 052110260X
- Artikelnr.: 25855303
1. Archaeology and Annales: time, space and change A. Bernard Knapp; Part
I. Theoretical constructs: 2. Braudel's temporal rhythms and chronology
theory in archaeology Michael E. Smith; 3. Time perspectivism, Annales, and
the potential of archaeology Roland Fletcher; Part II. Case Studies: 4.
Rhythms of change in Postclassic central Mexico: archaeology, ethnohistory,
and the Braudelian model Michael E. Smith; 5. Pottery styles and social
status in medieval Khurasan Richard W. Bullies; 6. Independence and
imperialism: politico-economic structures in the Bronze Age Levant A.
Bernard Knapp; 7. Braudel and North American archaeology: an example from
the Northern Plains Philip Duke; 8. Restoring the dialectic: settlement
patterns and documents in medieval central Italy John F. Moreland; Part
III. Overview and Prospects: 9. Annales and archaeology Richard W. Bullies;
10. What can archaeologists learn from Annalistes? Andrew Sherrall.
I. Theoretical constructs: 2. Braudel's temporal rhythms and chronology
theory in archaeology Michael E. Smith; 3. Time perspectivism, Annales, and
the potential of archaeology Roland Fletcher; Part II. Case Studies: 4.
Rhythms of change in Postclassic central Mexico: archaeology, ethnohistory,
and the Braudelian model Michael E. Smith; 5. Pottery styles and social
status in medieval Khurasan Richard W. Bullies; 6. Independence and
imperialism: politico-economic structures in the Bronze Age Levant A.
Bernard Knapp; 7. Braudel and North American archaeology: an example from
the Northern Plains Philip Duke; 8. Restoring the dialectic: settlement
patterns and documents in medieval central Italy John F. Moreland; Part
III. Overview and Prospects: 9. Annales and archaeology Richard W. Bullies;
10. What can archaeologists learn from Annalistes? Andrew Sherrall.
1. Archaeology and Annales: time, space and change A. Bernard Knapp; Part
I. Theoretical constructs: 2. Braudel's temporal rhythms and chronology
theory in archaeology Michael E. Smith; 3. Time perspectivism, Annales, and
the potential of archaeology Roland Fletcher; Part II. Case Studies: 4.
Rhythms of change in Postclassic central Mexico: archaeology, ethnohistory,
and the Braudelian model Michael E. Smith; 5. Pottery styles and social
status in medieval Khurasan Richard W. Bullies; 6. Independence and
imperialism: politico-economic structures in the Bronze Age Levant A.
Bernard Knapp; 7. Braudel and North American archaeology: an example from
the Northern Plains Philip Duke; 8. Restoring the dialectic: settlement
patterns and documents in medieval central Italy John F. Moreland; Part
III. Overview and Prospects: 9. Annales and archaeology Richard W. Bullies;
10. What can archaeologists learn from Annalistes? Andrew Sherrall.
I. Theoretical constructs: 2. Braudel's temporal rhythms and chronology
theory in archaeology Michael E. Smith; 3. Time perspectivism, Annales, and
the potential of archaeology Roland Fletcher; Part II. Case Studies: 4.
Rhythms of change in Postclassic central Mexico: archaeology, ethnohistory,
and the Braudelian model Michael E. Smith; 5. Pottery styles and social
status in medieval Khurasan Richard W. Bullies; 6. Independence and
imperialism: politico-economic structures in the Bronze Age Levant A.
Bernard Knapp; 7. Braudel and North American archaeology: an example from
the Northern Plains Philip Duke; 8. Restoring the dialectic: settlement
patterns and documents in medieval central Italy John F. Moreland; Part
III. Overview and Prospects: 9. Annales and archaeology Richard W. Bullies;
10. What can archaeologists learn from Annalistes? Andrew Sherrall.