Emma Blake
University of Arizona, Anthropology, Faculty Member
ABSTRACT Contemporary local discourses concerning sites put archaeologists in an uncomfortable position. Tutored in the notion of cultural diversity for some time now, they are used to insisting on the notions of multiculturalism and... more
ABSTRACT Contemporary local discourses concerning sites put archaeologists in an uncomfortable position. Tutored in the notion of cultural diversity for some time now, they are used to insisting on the notions of multiculturalism and inclusion. However the local life of ...
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... From an archaeological perspective it can be argued that the Bronze Age cultures of Europe ... Of the many projects that might be cited, we note two that have been completed ... 2000) which assessedhow ongoing desertification... more
... From an archaeological perspective it can be argued that the Bronze Age cultures of Europe ... Of the many projects that might be cited, we note two that have been completed ... 2000) which assessedhow ongoing desertification processes in the Vera Basin of southeast Spain are ...
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... Strategic Symbolism: Miniature Nuraghi of Sardinia. Emma Blake. Abstract. Sorry, no abstract text available. Equinox Publishing Ltd, Unit S3, Kelham House, 3 Lancaster Street, Sheffield, S3 8AF, UK.
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... The finds point to an early construction date for the structure, which may be considered a ... "Locale," coined in time-geography studies, indicates a set-ting for social interaction.37 ... the rate of tomb... more
... The finds point to an early construction date for the structure, which may be considered a ... "Locale," coined in time-geography studies, indicates a set-ting for social interaction.37 ... the rate of tomb building decreased over time; that the period when B types prevailed was double ...
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Page 1. 5 The Material Expression of Cult, Ritual, and Feasting Emma Blake Introduction The material expression of a ritual is arguably its least important aspect, when com-pared to the beliefs, inspirations, and social purposes... more
Page 1. 5 The Material Expression of Cult, Ritual, and Feasting Emma Blake Introduction The material expression of a ritual is arguably its least important aspect, when com-pared to the beliefs, inspirations, and social purposes underpinning it. ...
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... beyond the isolated settlement as an object of study, to examine instead interconnected settlements across a ... Indeed, some of the most innovative scholars of urbanism, notably Jane Jacobs (1969) and more ... is typical in its... more
... beyond the isolated settlement as an object of study, to examine instead interconnected settlements across a ... Indeed, some of the most innovative scholars of urbanism, notably Jane Jacobs (1969) and more ... is typical in its emphasis on the one-way impact of social factors on the ...
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BLACKWELL STUDIES IN GLOBAL ARCHAEOLOGY Series Editors: Lynn Meskell and Rosemary A. Joyce Blackwell Studies in Global Archaeology is a series of contemporary texts, each care-fully designed to meet the needs of archaeology instructors... more
BLACKWELL STUDIES IN GLOBAL ARCHAEOLOGY Series Editors: Lynn Meskell and Rosemary A. Joyce Blackwell Studies in Global Archaeology is a series of contemporary texts, each care-fully designed to meet the needs of archaeology instructors and students seeking ...
... in space back to the work in the late 1960s and early 1970s of Michel Foucault and Henri ... This alternative perspective is what Foucault called heterotopology, a word that didn't get used ... other word he used to... more
... in space back to the work in the late 1960s and early 1970s of Michel Foucault and Henri ... This alternative perspective is what Foucault called heterotopology, a word that didn't get used ... other word he used to describe his approach to interpreting space, and that was heterotopia. ...
