Diversity in Archaeology: Proceedings of the Cambridge Annual Student Archaeology Conference 2020/2021
Información General
- Autores: Elifgül Dogan (coord.), Mariana Pinto Leitão Pereira (coord.), Oliver Antczak (coord.), Min Lin (coord.), Phoebe Thompson (coord.), Camila Alday Mamani (coord.)
- Editores: Archaeopress
- Año de publicación: 2022
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-1-80327-281-8, 978-1-80327-282-5
- Recoge los contenidos presentados a: Cambridge Annual Student Archaeology Conference (4. 2022).
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Listado de artículos
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Session 1: Beating Androcentric Narratives: Women’s Voices in Archaeological Discourse
págs. 1-7
The Mistress of Animals in the Mediterranean: Interpreting Female Divinity in Archaeological Discours
págs. 8-21
págs. 22-32
A Study of Mirror Depictions from Northern Song Dynasty TombMurals in Zhengzhou: Interpreting Mirror Depictions from aGender Approach
págs. 33-48
Politics of Identity and Symbolism: Interpreting the Paintings ofBegum Samru
págs. 49-61
págs. 62-63
págs. 64-79
págs. 80-91
págs. 92-100
págs. 101-110
Session 3: Archaeological Science: Using Diversified Science Methods in Archaeology
págs. 111-116
págs. 117-127
págs. 128-142
Singing Trees and Glass Mountains: Do Increased Numbers of Counterintuitive Concepts Aid in the Transmission of Folktales?
págs. 143-158
Session 4: Interpreting the Past Through Each Others’ Eyes: CriticallyApproaching Ethnographic Analogies
págs. 159-162
págs. 163-174
págs. 175-185
págs. 186-198
Session 5. Echoes from Beyond: Diversity in the Archaeology of Death
págs. 199-212
págs. 203-212
Reframing Egyptian Mummy Portraits: (De)Constructing Identityin Freedmen Funerary Portraiture
págs. 213-223
págs. 224-236
A Road to the Afterlife: Roman Influences on Late IberianFunerary Practices
págs. 237-247
Session 6. The 3Ds: Diversity, Dissemination and Disclosure of Heritage
Aida Loy Madrid, Belén Martínez Pérez, Isaac Martínez Espinosa
págs. 248-250
págs. 251-259
The Ways of St. James: Diversity, Dissemination and Disclosure ofJacobean Heritage
págs. 260-273
Living and Understanding Together: How Can We Foster More Informative and Inclusive Public Outreach at Göbekli Tepe?
págs. 274-283
The 4-D in Archaeology: Diversity, Dissemination, Disclosure andDiversión (fun). History of the Davalillo Castle, Current State andActivities for Archaeological Heritage Teaching
págs. 284-297
3D Models as Tools for the People: A Conversation with Stakeholders of the Hill fort of Coaña (Asturias, Spain)
págs. 298-315
Session 7. Archaeology of ‘Scapes’: Diversity in Environment and Perspective
págs. 316-317
An Icarus’ Eye View?: GIS Approaches to the Human Landscape of Early Iron Age Crete
págs. 318-338
On the Integration of Landscape Archaeology Within the Framework of Human Ecodynamics: Some Theoretical Considerations
págs. 339-358
The Site of an Unidentified Greek Settlement?: New Surveys of aPeriphery in Eastern Sicily
págs. 359-374
Cultural Economy: A Study on the Vernacular ArchitecturalConstruction of Mishing Tribe of Sonitpur District, Assam
págs. 375-402
