Ethnographies of Archaeological Practice by Edgeworth, Matt -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Worlds of Archaeology Series Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Table of Figures Foreword Preface Acknowledgments 1 - Multiple Origins, Development, and Potential of Ethnographies of Archaeology

MULTIPLE ORIGINS OF ETHNOGRAPHIES OF ARCHAEOLOGY ETHNOGRAPHIES OF ARCHAEOLOGY AND POSTPROCESSUAL METHOD A FOCUS ON THE MATERIAL CULTURE OF ARCHAEOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS ON THE INTERFACE OF ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY SUMMARY OF POTENTIAL NOTES REFERENCES

2 - Sites of Knowledge: Different Ways of Knowing an Archaeological Excavation

SITES OF KNOWLEDGE FIELD WORK PERFORMING THE SITE VOLUNTEERS ACADEMICS LANDOWNERS AND TRUSTEES MULTIPLE SITES? NOTES ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

SAVING HOUSE 10 BEYOND THE RESCUE METAPHOR BEYOND SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM THE DUAL CONSTITUTION OF THE SOCIAL AND THE NATURAL THE SOLITARY SOCIOLOGIST LOOKING FOR ALLIES: SELECTION AND REIFICATION REINFORCING ALLIANCES, LOSING ALLIANCES QUESTIONING ALLIANCES THE RECOGNITION OF COMPETENCE CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

4 - A Linguistic Anthropologist’s Interest in Archaeological Practice

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A BRIEF BACKGROUND TO HAMBURGIAN ARCHAEOLOGY AND PREVIOUS WORK AT PENNWORTHMOOR 1 EXCAVATIONS AT PENNWORTHMOOR 1 IN 1993 WEEK ONE WEEK TWO WEEK THREE WEEK FOUR CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

6 - Pictures, Ideas, and Things: The Production and Currency of Archaeological Images

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7 - Studying Archaeological Fieldwork in the Field: Views from Monte Polizzo

ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL CULTURES FIELDWORK AS A SOCIAL EXPERIMENT TRAINING STUDENTS DURING FIELDWORK ARCHAEOLOGY AS AN ADVENTURE? SO, WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED? NOTE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

8 - Digging the Dirt: Excavation as a Social Practice

LOCATION ON-SITE TRAINING CAMARADERIE: SOCIAL ACTIVITIES CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

9 - Realisafiction: A Day of Work at Everybody-Knows-Land

ONE DAY, BEFORE BREAKFAST SAME DAY, AFTER BREAKFAST SAME DAY, AFTER LUNCH SAME DAY, IN THE AFTERNOON

BACKGROUND AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIVISION OF LABOR MAKING AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL WORKFORCE CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTES REFERENCES

ETHNOGRAPHY VERSUS QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN HERITAGE RESEARCH ARCHAEOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT IN THE ORKNEY ISLANDS ORKNEY:THE ETHNOGRAPHIC CONTEXT AN “AUTHENTIC” CULTURE THE CONSULTATION GROUP CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

SIGNPOSTS AND INFORMATION BOARDS AS TOTEM POLES TOTEM POLES PUT INTO PRACTICE CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

13 - Amazonian Archaeology and Local Identities

THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXT OF THE AREA OF STUDY CONTEMPORARY COMMUNITIES IN AMAZONIA THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH: CONFLICT, COOPERATION, AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF IDENTITIES THE FIELDWORK CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

14 - Conjunctures in the Making of an Ancient Maya Archaeological Site

ETHOS, PLACE, AND HISTORIES GENEALOGY OF CONFLICT CONCEPTS, POLITICS, AND DILEMMAS NOTES ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

15 - Complicit Agendas: Ethnography of Archaeology as Ethical Research Practice

SETTING THE SITE OF RESEARCH KEY CONCEPTS FOR AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF ARCHAEOLOGY CONCLUSION: AN ETHICAL ETHNOGRAPHY OF ARCHAEOLOGY NOTES ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES

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