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On Fri, 5 Oct 2007 22:56:35 +0100, Dan Hicks <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>Further to the announcement of the publication of 'Contemporary and Historical Archaeology in
>Theory', Archaeopress have kindly offered to offer copies of the CHAT 2003-2004 volume at a
>20% reduction to those attending the CHAT 2007 conference, for a limited period.
>
>The cost of the volume (if ordered before 23 November) will therefore be £24 (rather than £30),
>and postage will also be free for volumes that are collected directly from the conference.
>
>So if you're attending CHAT 2007, and would like to take advantage of this offer, please email
>[log in to unmask] and cc your message to [log in to unmask] so that we can pass your
>details to Archaeopress.
>
>best wishes,
>
>Dan
>
>
>
>On Tue, 2 Oct 2007 22:17:24 +0100, Dan Hicks <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>>Contemporary and Historical Archaeology in Theory: Papers from the CHAT 2003 and CHAT
>2004
>>Conferences (edited by Laura McAtackney, Matt Palus and Angela Piccini)
>>
>>We are delighted to announce the publication "Contemporary and Historical Archaeology in
>>Theory' - a collection that documents some of the diversity, and captures much of the energy,
of
>>the contributions to the first two CHAT meetings in 2003 and 2004.
>>
>>The book is the fourth contribution to the series 'Studies in Contemporary and Historical
>>Archaeology'. We are continuing to develop the series with Archaeopress, through both
authored
>>and edited volumes, and welcome enquiries and proposals for books that deal with the
>>archaeology of the modern period.
>>
>>Dan Hicks and Josh Pollard (Series Editors)
>>[log in to unmask]
>>[log in to unmask]
>>
>>--
>>
>>Contemporary and Historical Archaeology in Theory Papers from the 2003 and 2004 CHAT
>>Conferences
>>edited by Laura McAtackney, Matthew Palus and Angela Piccini.
>>Oxford: Archaeopress (BAR S1677 2007: Studies in Contemporary and Historical Archaeology
4)
>>ISBN 9781407301150. £30.00. viii+118 pages; illustrated throughout with maps, plans,
>drawings
>>and photographs.
>>
>>This volume assembles some of the contributions to the first two annual meetings of the
>>Contemporary and Historical Archaeology in Theory (‘CHAT’) conferences, held at Bristol
>>University in November 2003 and Leicester University in November 2004. Bringing together a
>wide
>>range of archaeological practitioners from higher education and from professional archaeology,
>>these contributions explore the potential of archaeological studies of the recent and
>contemporary
>>past from a range of perspectives.
>>
>>Contents
>>1) Preface (Mary C. Beaudry);
>>2) Introduction (Laura McAtackney and Matthew Palus);
>>3) Significance, value and property in the public face of archaeology (Matthew Palus and
>>Christopher Matthews);
>>4) Epidemic of medicine: an archaeological dose of popular culture (Krysta Ryzewski);
>>5) Slavers, Swashbucklers, and salvors: the ethics of public presentation in nautical archaeology
>>(Brian W Gohacki);
>>6) The Paradox of Progress: land survey and the making of agrarian society in colonial British
>>Columbia (Jeff Oliver);
>>7) Constructing capitalism: speculation and social relations in the building industry, 1700-
1850
>>(Martin Locock);
>>8) Some Geneaologies of Castles in Ireland (Andrew Tierney);
>>9) Cultures of antiquity and the practice of archaeology in Britain and Ireland (c.1700-1850): a
>>postcolonial perspective (David Harvey);
>>10) Encounters between actors, audience and archaeologists at the Rose Theatre, 1587-1989
>>(Julian Bowsher);
>>11) Not surfing but drowning: historic environment data on the internet: addressing intellectual
>>barriers to access (Martin Newman);
>>12) Concrete Islands (Paul Graves-Brown);
>>13) The contemporary and future landscape: Change and Creation in the later twentieth century
>>(Graham Fairclough);
>>14) Titbits revisted: towards a respectable archaeology of Strait Street, Valletta, Malta (John
>>Schofield and Emily Morrissey);
>>15) Cultural Identity and perceptions of slavery in the clove plantations of Zanzibar (Sarah
>>Croucher);
>>16) From rhetoric to research: the Bloody Meadows project as a pacifist response to war (John
>and
>>Patricia Carman);
>>17) Afterword: Towards an archaeology of the contemporary past (Victor Buchli).
>>
>>
>>The volume can be ordered from:
>>
>>Hadrian Books
>>122 Banbury Road
>>Oxford OX2 7BP
>>England
>>Tel +44 (0) 1865 310431
>>Fax +44 (0) 1865 316916
>>e-mail: [log in to unmask]
>>
>>Customers in North America can order through The David Brown
>>Book Co. in Connecticut which is the American Branch of Oxbow Books,
>>Oxford, UK.
>>
>>The David Brown Book Company
>>P O Box 511, Oakville, CT 06779
>>Tel: (800) 791-9354 or (860) 945-9329
>>Fax: (860) 945-946
>>e-mail: [log in to unmask]
>>
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