Información General

• Autores: Marco Madella (coord.), Gabriella Kovács (coord.), Brigitta Kulcsarne Berzsenyi (coord.), Iván Briz Godino (coord.)
• Editores: Oxbow Books
• Año de publicación: 2013
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-84217-517-0
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Resumen

• From the simplest hunter-gatherer society to the most powerful Empire, all societies are built on basic daily life, developed day to day with its specific material conditions. Household archaeology looks at the detail of the living domain, exploring the most essential elements of any social dynamic, the archaeology of the small scale. The Archaeology of Household looks at this important aspect of archaeological investigation in a variety of different ways using a range of theoretical and methodological perspectives, deep thinking about the mathematical nature of household space, and how societies world view was reflected in domestic space. Case studies include hunter-gatherer societies in America, Neolithic and Bronze Age lakeside settlements in Switzerland and the Alpine region, Bronze Age sites in Hungary and northern Europe and Archaic period Sicily.

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Listado de artículos

• • The Archaecology of Household. An Introduction

    Iván Briz Godino, Marco Madella

    págs. 1-5

    

  • The Mathematics of Domestic Spaces

    Juan Antonio Barceló Álvarez, Alfredo M. Maximiano Castillejo

    págs. 6-22

    

  • The Integrity of Social Space: Hunters-Gatherers at the End of the Worla

    Iván Briz Godino, Myrian Alvarez, Assumpció Vila i Mitjà, Débora Zurro Hernández

    págs. 23-44

    

  • Household Archaeology of Complex Hunter-Gatherers on the North-west Coast of North America

    Gary Coupland

    págs. 45-67

    

  • Domestic Space: Analysis of the Activities of a Hunter-Gatherer Social Unit at the Southern End of the American Continent

    Jordi Estévez Escalera, Ignacio Clemente Conte

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    págs. 67-85

    

  • Domestic Units, Definition and Multiform Archaeological Apperance. Economy and Politics in Unlike Domestic Prehistoric Groups of the Western Mediterranean

    Pedro V. Castro-Martínez, Nicolau Escanilla Artigas, Trinidad Escoriza Mateu, Joaquim Oltra Puigdomènech, Diana Sarkis Fernández

    págs. 86-111

    

  • Archaeology of the Household. A Swiss Perspective

    Nina künzler Wagner

    págs. 112-117

    

  • Considerations about Possible household Activities in the Neolithic Lakeside Settlement Arbon-Bleiche 3, Switzerland - a Preliminary Approach

    Thomas Doppler, Britta Pollmann, Brigitte Roder

    págs. 118-130

    

  • Houses and Domestic Life in the Circum Alpine Region Bronze Age

    Francesco Menotti, Urs Leuzinger

    págs. 131-158

    

  • Locating Household Activities on a Bronze Age Tell

    Marie Louise Stig Sorensen, Magdolna Vicze

    págs. 159-178

    

  • House 1, Monte Polizzo, Sicily: from Excavation of a Ruin to Steps Towards an Interpretation of a Household

    Christopher Prescott, Christian Mühlenbock

    págs. 217-234

    

  • Households in Context. Cosmology, Economy and Long-Term Change in the Bronze Age of Northern Europe

    Kristian Kristiansen

    págs. 235-268

    

  • Endurance of the Household Constructional Systems in Castilla-La Mancha (Spain) from the Protohistoric Period to the Middle Ages

    Rosario García Huerta, Francisco Javier Morales Hervás, David Rodríguez González

    págs. 269-288