Too often we forget that anthropology is a holistic discipline…
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Stone Worlds: Narrative
and Reflexivity in Landscape Archaeology
Barbara Bender; Sue Hamilton; Chris Tilley
Published October 2007, 304 pages, $89.00 cloth
Too often we forget that anthropology is a holistic discipline. The
stories we tell in archaeology should be about all sides of the story, not a
single tale told from a particular theoretical perspective or focusing solely
on one primary line of evidence. This presentation represents an attempt
to capture the holism that is often neglected in our discipline. You will
be drawn into this story; it is convincing and compelling while retaining its
archaeological integrity. It is representative of the way archaeological
research should be presented.
This book represents an innovative experiment in presenting the results
of a large-scale, multidisciplinary archaeological project, a radical new model
for the traditional site report. It is a project that involves
archaeologists and cultural anthropologists. It also involves
sociological surveys and art projects. Working across disciplinary
boundaries, this team examined the Neolithic and Bronze Age landscapes on
Bodmin Moor of
This is a substantial presentation of a groundbreaking project.
We struggle with seeking ways to draw broader audiences into archaeology,
especially for items as mundane as a site report. The authors of Stone Worlds have found an enticing,
literary answer.
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