Examines some of the most important events in the development of a socially engaged archaeology concerned with issues in the contemporary world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Layton, Robert; Shennan, Stephen; Stone, Peter
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Introduction Robert Layton Stephen Shennan Peter Stone; Chapter 2 Peter Ucko's 'Humane Archaeology' Jack Golson; Chapter 3 Eaglehawk and Crow Colin Tatz Jacquie Lambert; Chapter 4 Repositioning Anthropology 1972-1980 Nicolas Peterson; Chapter 5 Peter Ucko and the World Archaeological Congress (WAC) Michael Day; Chapter 6 Archaeological Overthrows Neal Ascherson; Chapter 7 'All Smoke and Mirrors ...' The World Archaeological Congress 1986-2004 Peter Stone; Chapter 8 The World Heritage Convention Henry Cleere; Chapter 9 Public Archaeology in the Twenty-First Century Tim Schadla-Hall; Chapter 10 Indigenous Human Remains and Changing Museum Ideology Cressida Fforde Jane Hubert; Chapter 11 'The Man Who Would Be Moses' Beverley Butler Michael Rowlands; Chapter 12 'They Made it A Living Thing Didn't They ...' Siân Jones; Chapter 13 The Archaeology of Local Myths and Heritage Tourism Kevin C. MacDonald David W. Morgan Fiona J.L. Handley Aubra L. Lee Emma Morley; Chapter 14 Practising Archaeology in Eastern and Southern Africa George H. Okello Abungu; Chapter 15 Central European Archaeology at the Crossroads Arkadiusz Marciniak; Chapter 16 Theoretical and Ethical Issues of Archaeology in South America Gustavo G. Politis; Chapter 17 The Idea of Prehistory in the Middle East David Wengrow; Chapter 18 Figurines in Action Peter F. Biehl; Chapter 19 Objects of the Past Fekri A. Hassan; Chapter 20 Central European Archaeology at the Crossroads David Harris;
Chapter 1 Introduction Robert Layton Stephen Shennan Peter Stone; Chapter 2 Peter Ucko's 'Humane Archaeology' Jack Golson; Chapter 3 Eaglehawk and Crow Colin Tatz Jacquie Lambert; Chapter 4 Repositioning Anthropology 1972-1980 Nicolas Peterson; Chapter 5 Peter Ucko and the World Archaeological Congress (WAC) Michael Day; Chapter 6 Archaeological Overthrows Neal Ascherson; Chapter 7 'All Smoke and Mirrors ...' The World Archaeological Congress 1986-2004 Peter Stone; Chapter 8 The World Heritage Convention Henry Cleere; Chapter 9 Public Archaeology in the Twenty-First Century Tim Schadla-Hall; Chapter 10 Indigenous Human Remains and Changing Museum Ideology Cressida Fforde Jane Hubert; Chapter 11 'The Man Who Would Be Moses' Beverley Butler Michael Rowlands; Chapter 12 'They Made it A Living Thing Didn't They ...' Siân Jones; Chapter 13 The Archaeology of Local Myths and Heritage Tourism Kevin C. MacDonald David W. Morgan Fiona J.L. Handley Aubra L. Lee Emma Morley; Chapter 14 Practising Archaeology in Eastern and Southern Africa George H. Okello Abungu; Chapter 15 Central European Archaeology at the Crossroads Arkadiusz Marciniak; Chapter 16 Theoretical and Ethical Issues of Archaeology in South America Gustavo G. Politis; Chapter 17 The Idea of Prehistory in the Middle East David Wengrow; Chapter 18 Figurines in Action Peter F. Biehl; Chapter 19 Objects of the Past Fekri A. Hassan; Chapter 20 Central European Archaeology at the Crossroads David Harris;
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