This book draws on the wealth of new evidence for Bronze Age burials, settlements, and landscapes to explore the construction of social relationships and community identities during this period.
This book draws on the wealth of new evidence for Bronze Age burials, settlements, and landscapes to explore the construction of social relationships and community identities during this period.
Joanna Brück is Professor of Archaeology and Head of the School of Archaeology at University College Dublin. Her primary area of research is the archaeology of Bronze Age Britain and Ireland. She is particularly interested in the treatment of the human body and concepts of the self; depositional practices and what these reveal about the meanings and values ascribed to objects; and the relationship between space and society including domestic architecture and the changing organisation of landscape. She co-organises the Bronze Age Forum, is Vice President of the Prehistoric Society, and is an editor of Archaeological Dialogues. She has also recently published an edited volume on the material and visual culture of the 1916 Rising in Ireland.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction: Identity and Alterity in Bronze Age Britain and Ireland 2: Fragmenting the Body 3: Object Biographies 4: The Living House 5: Social Landscapes 6: Conclusion: The Flow of Life in Bronze Age Britain and Ireland
1: Introduction: Identity and Alterity in Bronze Age Britain and Ireland 2: Fragmenting the Body 3: Object Biographies 4: The Living House 5: Social Landscapes 6: Conclusion: The Flow of Life in Bronze Age Britain and Ireland
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