The Memory Code by Kelly, Lynne -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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COVER PAGE TITLE PAGE COPYRIGHT PAGE CONTENTS PREFACE CHAPTER 1 ENCYCLOPAEDIC MEMORIES OF THE ELDERS

INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE OF ANIMALS INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE OF PLANTS PERFORMED AND RESTRICTED KNOWLEDGE SONGLINES MEMORY SPACES AND ANCIENT GREEKS CEREMONIES SERVE A MULTIPLICITY OF PURPOSES LONGEVITY OF STORIES INTEGRATED KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS

CHAPTER 2 MEMORY SPACES, LARGE AND SMALL

SKYSCAPES OF MEMORY MINIATURE MEMORY SPACES STRINGS: TWISTED, TURNED AND KNOTTED BUNDLES OF NON-UTILITARIAN OBJECTS REPRESENTATION OF MYTHOLOGICAL ANCESTORS PUEBLO CORN STORIES: MYTHOLOGY AND SCIENCE GENEALOGIES AND TOTEMS

CHAPTER 3 MEMORY SPACES IN A MODERN WORLD

THE LANDSCAPE AS A MEMORY SPACE SKYSCAPES AS A MEMORY SPACE DECKS OF CARDS AS MEMORY SPACES MINIATURE MEMORY SPACES A MYRIAD MEMORY SPACES

CHAPTER 4 A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME

THE FIRST MODERN HUMANS MONUMENTAL MEMORY SPACES

CHAPTER 5 THE EVER-CHANGING MEMORY SPACES AT STONEHENGE

A MIND GAME OF TRANSITION TO SETTLEMENT STONEHENGE AND THE BRITISH NEOLITHIC FIRST STAGE: 3000–2920 BCE (MIDDLE NEOLITHIC) HENGE DITCHES STONEHENGE: THE THEORIES SECOND STAGE: 2620–2480 BCE (LATE NEOLITHIC) THIRD STAGE: 2480–2280 BCE (COPPER AGE) FOURTH STAGE: 2280–2020 BCE (EARLY BRONZE AGE) FIFTH STAGE: 1680–1520 BCE (MIDDLE BRONZE AGE) PORTABLE OBJECTS MEMORY SPACES, MINES AND MOVING ON

CHAPTER 6 THE MEGALITHIC COMPLEXES OF AVEBURY AND ORKNEY

AVEBURY

WINDMILL HILL WEST KENNET LONG BARROW AVEBURY HENGE THE SANCTUARY SILBURY HILL

ORKNEY

SKARA BRAE CARVED STONE BALLS STONES OF STENNESS CHAMBERED CAIRNS MAESHOWE THE RING OF BRODGAR

CHAPTER 7 NEWGRANGE AND THE PASSAGE CAIRNS OF IRELAND

COUNTY MEATH PASSAGE CAIRNS NEOLITHIC ART THE PURPOSE OF THE PASSAGE CAIRNS CIRCLES OF TIMBER AND STONE DECORATED STONES SMALLER PASSAGE CAIRNS ACROSS COUNTY MEATH INDIVIDUAL BURIALS

CHAPTER 8 THE TALL STONES AND ENDLESS ROWS OF CARNAC

THE CARNAC MOUNDS AND THE TUMULUS DE SAINT-MICHEL THE MIDDLE NEOLITHIC PASSAGE CAIRNS THE STONE ROWS OF CARNAC GALLERY AND LATERAL ENTRANCE GRAVES

CHAPTER 9 THE UNPARALLELED ARCHITECTURE OF CHACO CANYON

PUEBLO BONITO LEARNING FROM CONTEMPORARY PUEBLO THE ANCESTRAL PUEBLOANS AT CHACO CANYON GREAT HOUSES ENIGMATIC DECORATED OBJECTS BUYING KNOWLEDGE AT CHACO CANYON

CHAPTER 10 GIANT DRAWINGS ON THE DESERT FLOOR AT NASCA

ASTRONOMY MAKING THE LINES THE ANIMAL GLYPHS TRAPEZOIDS, SQUARES AND RECTANGLES STRAIGHT LINES DOMINATE THE PAMPA TIME AND CHANGE ON THE PAMPA

CHAPTER 11 MEMORY SPACES ACROSS THE AMERICAS

THE HUNTER-GATHERERS OF WATSON BRAKE AND POVERTY POINT MEMORY SPACES GROW MORE COMPLEX WRITING REPRESENTS SOUND IN MESOAMERICA THE EARTHWORKS OF NORTH AMERICA GAIN COMPLEXITY THE LITERATE AZTECS AND NON-LITERATE INCA

CHAPTER 12 POLYNESIAN NAVIGATORS CREATE A UNIQUE WORLD ON EASTER ISLAND

THE ORIGINAL SETTLERS THE AMAZING SKILL OF THE PACIFIC NAVIGATORS ARRIVING ON EASTER ISLAND SETTLING ANOTHER SMALL POLYNESIAN ISLAND: RAROTONGA ADAPTING TO A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT: NEW ZEALAND KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURED BY GENEALOGY A MEMORY SPACE BEYOND THE SHORELINE THE COLLAPSE OF A CULTURE THE BIRDMAN CULT ART IN MANY FORMS

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