Is there pre-history?

Souvatzi, Stella; Baysal, Adnan; Baysal, Emma L.

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“…, 2021, Rachel Crellin (2020) and others (e.g. Souvatzi, Baysal, and Baysal 2019). But one distinction, drawn by Michael Shanks and Christopher Tilley (1987), is worth emphasising: that between abstract and experiential time.…”

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Archaeology, process and time: beyond history versus memory

Harris

2021

World Archaeology

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In this paper I seek to explore how a particular aspect of process philosophy can offer us new ways of thinking through time in archaeology. In contrast to current archaeological debates, which counterpose a model of archaeology as driven primarily by history and sequence with one of memory and contemporaneity, the process approach taken here develops a different account. Drawing on the three syntheses of time set out by Gilles Deleuze, the paper explores how habit, memory and difference allow us to think about time in new ways from both passive and active perspectives. Explored through the work of the Ardnamurchan Transitions Project, the paper sets out how these syntheses allow for a multiplicity of times situated within a consistent ontological approach, one that lets us understand the processes by which narratives of both history and memory emerge.

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Archaeology, process and time: beyond history versus memory

Harris

2021

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“…A recent trend is a view of houses as a unit of social structure that integrates and objectifies a number of antagonistic principles, following Lévi-Strauss's concept of "house societies" (Borić 2008). An important new theme sees the household as a historical product (including household duration, histories, and continuity/change), in particular the materiality of the domestic, memory, identity, and agency (Souvatzi et al 2018a).…”

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“…The integration of all of Jack Goody's five approaches to foodways, paying more attention to time-place variability and linking interpretation to food studies (Ivanova et al 2018); Major growth in scientific techniques, whether isotopic dietary and mobility analyses or AMS dating programs with built-in Bayesian modeling and denser sampling programs for aDNA analyses, with all results more carefully integrated in narratives of social space and social life; and Integration of the results of studies at different analytical scales and units, so as to write multidimensional narratives that fully explore the tensions between scales (Souvatzi et al 2018a).…”

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The Neolithic of Southeast Europe: Recent Trends

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Souvatzi²

2020

Annu. Rev. Anthropol.

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The prehistory of the Aegean, Balkans, and Carpathian Basin has changed dramatically in the last two decades. This review covers five aspects of these changes: ( a) the development of theoretical approaches, in which diversification from cultural archaeology has seen the spread of processual, postprocessual and later approaches; ( b) the acquisition of data, with the key major development being the proliferation of large-scale infrastructure projects; ( c) the synthesis of data, the most significant challenge being to make sense of the massive increase in paleo-environmental research, materials science, regional surveys, and site monographs; ( d ) thematic questions, whose very diversity underscores the discipline's growth in these regions; and ( e) emergent trends, such as the creation of new forms of synthesis at the local, regional, and interregional scales, the theorizing and differentiation of new ways of relating people, places, plants, and animals and objects, and continuing diversification in the application of scientific techniques. Expected final online publication date for the Annual Review of Anthropology, Volume 49 is October 21, 2020. Please see http://www.annualreviews.org/page/journal/pubdates for revised estimates.

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On the edge of history? The Early Iron Age of southern Portugal, between texts and archaeology

Gomes

Arruda

2018

World Archaeology

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Is there pre-history?

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Archaeology, process and time: beyond history versus memory

Archaeology, process and time: beyond history versus memory

The Neolithic of Southeast Europe: Recent Trends

On the edge of history? The Early Iron Age of southern Portugal, between texts and archaeology

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