Material Worlds
Archaeology, Consumption, and the Road to Modernity
Herausgeber: Heath, Barbara J; Lee, Lori A; Breen, Eleanor E
Material Worlds
Archaeology, Consumption, and the Road to Modernity
Herausgeber: Heath, Barbara J; Lee, Lori A; Breen, Eleanor E
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Material Worlds examines consumption from an archaeological perspective, exploring the intersection of social relations and objects through the processes of production, distribution, use, reuse, and discard. Key themes of this innovative volume include the relationship between colonial, political and economic structures and the practice
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Material Worlds examines consumption from an archaeological perspective, exploring the intersection of social relations and objects through the processes of production, distribution, use, reuse, and discard. Key themes of this innovative volume include the relationship between colonial, political and economic structures and the practice
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9780367875268
- ISBN-10: 0367875268
- Artikelnr.: 58441665
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 300
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9780367875268
- ISBN-10: 0367875268
- Artikelnr.: 58441665
Barbara J. Heath is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA Eleanor E. Breen is a professional archaeologist for the City of Alexandria, Virginia, USA. Lori A. Lee is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences of Flagler College, USA.
1: An Historical Archaeology of Consumerism: Re-centering Objects,
Re-engaging with Data
Barbara J. Heath.
2: Modeling Consumption: A Social Network Analysis of Mission Santa
Catalina de Guale
Elliot H. Blair.
3: "The Blood and Life of a Commonwealth": Illicit Trade, Identity
Formation, and Imported Clay Tobacco Pipes in the 17th-century Potomac
River Valley
Lauren K. McMillan.
4: Commoditization, Consumption, and Interpretive Complexity: The
Contingent Role of Cowries in the Early Modern World
Barbara J. Heath.
5: Underpinning a Plantation: A Material Culture Approach to Consumerism at
George Washington's Mount Vernon
Eleanor Breen.
6: Acquiring Transfer-Printed Ceramics for the Jefferson Household at
Poplar Forest
Jack Gary.
7: "With sundry other sorts of small ware too tedious to mention:" Petty
Consumerism on US Plantations
Lindsay Bloch and Anna S. Agbe-Davies.
8: Health Consumerism among Enslaved Virginians
Lori A. Lee.
9: The Abundance Index: Measuring Variation in Consumer Behavior in the
Early Modern Atlantic World
Jillian E. Galle.
10: Exploring Enslaved Laborers' Ceramic Investment and Market Access in
Jamaica
Lynsey A. Bates.
11: Cotton Estates and Cotton Craft Production in the Colonial-Era
Caribbean
Alan D. Armstrong and Mark W. Hauser.
12: Identity, Choice, and the Meaning of Material Culture: Two Distinct
Villages on One Danish West Indies Sugar Estate
Elizabeth J. Kellar
13: "Ambitious to be conventional": African American Expressive Culture and
Consumer Imagination
Paul R. Mullins.
14: All Consuming Modernity
Charles R. Cobb.
15:"Open the Mind and Close the Sale": Consumerism and the Archaeological
Record
Ann Smart Martin.
Re-engaging with Data
Barbara J. Heath.
2: Modeling Consumption: A Social Network Analysis of Mission Santa
Catalina de Guale
Elliot H. Blair.
3: "The Blood and Life of a Commonwealth": Illicit Trade, Identity
Formation, and Imported Clay Tobacco Pipes in the 17th-century Potomac
River Valley
Lauren K. McMillan.
4: Commoditization, Consumption, and Interpretive Complexity: The
Contingent Role of Cowries in the Early Modern World
Barbara J. Heath.
5: Underpinning a Plantation: A Material Culture Approach to Consumerism at
George Washington's Mount Vernon
Eleanor Breen.
6: Acquiring Transfer-Printed Ceramics for the Jefferson Household at
Poplar Forest
Jack Gary.
7: "With sundry other sorts of small ware too tedious to mention:" Petty
Consumerism on US Plantations
Lindsay Bloch and Anna S. Agbe-Davies.
8: Health Consumerism among Enslaved Virginians
Lori A. Lee.
9: The Abundance Index: Measuring Variation in Consumer Behavior in the
Early Modern Atlantic World
Jillian E. Galle.
10: Exploring Enslaved Laborers' Ceramic Investment and Market Access in
Jamaica
Lynsey A. Bates.
11: Cotton Estates and Cotton Craft Production in the Colonial-Era
Caribbean
Alan D. Armstrong and Mark W. Hauser.
12: Identity, Choice, and the Meaning of Material Culture: Two Distinct
Villages on One Danish West Indies Sugar Estate
Elizabeth J. Kellar
13: "Ambitious to be conventional": African American Expressive Culture and
Consumer Imagination
Paul R. Mullins.
14: All Consuming Modernity
Charles R. Cobb.
15:"Open the Mind and Close the Sale": Consumerism and the Archaeological
Record
Ann Smart Martin.
1: An Historical Archaeology of Consumerism: Re-centering Objects,
Re-engaging with Data
Barbara J. Heath.
2: Modeling Consumption: A Social Network Analysis of Mission Santa
Catalina de Guale
Elliot H. Blair.
3: "The Blood and Life of a Commonwealth": Illicit Trade, Identity
Formation, and Imported Clay Tobacco Pipes in the 17th-century Potomac
River Valley
Lauren K. McMillan.
4: Commoditization, Consumption, and Interpretive Complexity: The
Contingent Role of Cowries in the Early Modern World
Barbara J. Heath.
5: Underpinning a Plantation: A Material Culture Approach to Consumerism at
George Washington's Mount Vernon
Eleanor Breen.
6: Acquiring Transfer-Printed Ceramics for the Jefferson Household at
Poplar Forest
Jack Gary.
7: "With sundry other sorts of small ware too tedious to mention:" Petty
Consumerism on US Plantations
Lindsay Bloch and Anna S. Agbe-Davies.
8: Health Consumerism among Enslaved Virginians
Lori A. Lee.
9: The Abundance Index: Measuring Variation in Consumer Behavior in the
Early Modern Atlantic World
Jillian E. Galle.
10: Exploring Enslaved Laborers' Ceramic Investment and Market Access in
Jamaica
Lynsey A. Bates.
11: Cotton Estates and Cotton Craft Production in the Colonial-Era
Caribbean
Alan D. Armstrong and Mark W. Hauser.
12: Identity, Choice, and the Meaning of Material Culture: Two Distinct
Villages on One Danish West Indies Sugar Estate
Elizabeth J. Kellar
13: "Ambitious to be conventional": African American Expressive Culture and
Consumer Imagination
Paul R. Mullins.
14: All Consuming Modernity
Charles R. Cobb.
15:"Open the Mind and Close the Sale": Consumerism and the Archaeological
Record
Ann Smart Martin.
Re-engaging with Data
Barbara J. Heath.
2: Modeling Consumption: A Social Network Analysis of Mission Santa
Catalina de Guale
Elliot H. Blair.
3: "The Blood and Life of a Commonwealth": Illicit Trade, Identity
Formation, and Imported Clay Tobacco Pipes in the 17th-century Potomac
River Valley
Lauren K. McMillan.
4: Commoditization, Consumption, and Interpretive Complexity: The
Contingent Role of Cowries in the Early Modern World
Barbara J. Heath.
5: Underpinning a Plantation: A Material Culture Approach to Consumerism at
George Washington's Mount Vernon
Eleanor Breen.
6: Acquiring Transfer-Printed Ceramics for the Jefferson Household at
Poplar Forest
Jack Gary.
7: "With sundry other sorts of small ware too tedious to mention:" Petty
Consumerism on US Plantations
Lindsay Bloch and Anna S. Agbe-Davies.
8: Health Consumerism among Enslaved Virginians
Lori A. Lee.
9: The Abundance Index: Measuring Variation in Consumer Behavior in the
Early Modern Atlantic World
Jillian E. Galle.
10: Exploring Enslaved Laborers' Ceramic Investment and Market Access in
Jamaica
Lynsey A. Bates.
11: Cotton Estates and Cotton Craft Production in the Colonial-Era
Caribbean
Alan D. Armstrong and Mark W. Hauser.
12: Identity, Choice, and the Meaning of Material Culture: Two Distinct
Villages on One Danish West Indies Sugar Estate
Elizabeth J. Kellar
13: "Ambitious to be conventional": African American Expressive Culture and
Consumer Imagination
Paul R. Mullins.
14: All Consuming Modernity
Charles R. Cobb.
15:"Open the Mind and Close the Sale": Consumerism and the Archaeological
Record
Ann Smart Martin.