This volume considers exciting new directions for considering an archaeology of religion, offering examples from theory, tangible archaeological remains, and ethnography.
This volume considers exciting new directions for considering an archaeology of religion, offering examples from theory, tangible archaeological remains, and ethnography.
Chapter 1 Religion Beyond Icon Burial and Monument: An Introduction David S.Whitley KelleyHays-Gilpin; Chapter 2 Religion and Archaeology: An Analytical Materialist Account J. DavidLewis-Williams; Chapter 3 MichaelWinkelman; Chapter 4 Supernatural Metaphors and belief in the Past: Defining an Archaeology of Religion Elisabeth V.Culley; Chapter 5 Cognition Emotion and Belief: First Steps in an Archaeology of Religion David S.Whitley; Chapter 6 Centering Historical-Archaeological Discourse: The Prehistory of Central Asian/South Siberian Shamanism AndrzejRozwadowski; Chapter 7 Text Versus Image: The Implications of Physical Evidence for Buddhist History RobertDeCaroli; Chapter 8 Delegitimizing Religion: The Archaeology of Religion as ... Archaeology LarsFogelin; Chapter 9 Bodylore and the Archaeology of Embedded Religion: Dramatic License in the Funerals of the Vikings Neil S.Price; Chapter 10 Historical-Processual Archaeology and Culture Making: Unpacking the Southern Cult and Mississippian Religion Thomas E.Emerson Timothy R.Pauketat; Chapter 11 Discontinuity Between Political Power and Religious Status: Mountains Pools and Dry Ones Among Venda-Speaking Chiefdoms of Southern Africa Johannes H. N.Loubser; Chapter 12 Shrines of the Land and Places of Power: Religion and the Transition to Farming in Western Europe ChrisScarre; Chapter 13 Northern Landscapes Northern Mind: On the Trail of an "Archaeology of Hunter-Gatherer Belief" PeterJordan; Chapter 14 Archaeology and Women's Ritual Business KelleyHays-Gilpin; Chapter 15 Traditional Knowledge Ritual Behavior and Contemporary Interpretations of the Archaeological Record-An Ojibwa Perspective María NievesZedeño;
Chapter 1 Religion Beyond Icon Burial and Monument: An Introduction David S.Whitley KelleyHays-Gilpin; Chapter 2 Religion and Archaeology: An Analytical Materialist Account J. DavidLewis-Williams; Chapter 3 MichaelWinkelman; Chapter 4 Supernatural Metaphors and belief in the Past: Defining an Archaeology of Religion Elisabeth V.Culley; Chapter 5 Cognition Emotion and Belief: First Steps in an Archaeology of Religion David S.Whitley; Chapter 6 Centering Historical-Archaeological Discourse: The Prehistory of Central Asian/South Siberian Shamanism AndrzejRozwadowski; Chapter 7 Text Versus Image: The Implications of Physical Evidence for Buddhist History RobertDeCaroli; Chapter 8 Delegitimizing Religion: The Archaeology of Religion as ... Archaeology LarsFogelin; Chapter 9 Bodylore and the Archaeology of Embedded Religion: Dramatic License in the Funerals of the Vikings Neil S.Price; Chapter 10 Historical-Processual Archaeology and Culture Making: Unpacking the Southern Cult and Mississippian Religion Thomas E.Emerson Timothy R.Pauketat; Chapter 11 Discontinuity Between Political Power and Religious Status: Mountains Pools and Dry Ones Among Venda-Speaking Chiefdoms of Southern Africa Johannes H. N.Loubser; Chapter 12 Shrines of the Land and Places of Power: Religion and the Transition to Farming in Western Europe ChrisScarre; Chapter 13 Northern Landscapes Northern Mind: On the Trail of an "Archaeology of Hunter-Gatherer Belief" PeterJordan; Chapter 14 Archaeology and Women's Ritual Business KelleyHays-Gilpin; Chapter 15 Traditional Knowledge Ritual Behavior and Contemporary Interpretations of the Archaeological Record-An Ojibwa Perspective María NievesZedeño;
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