Connecting people and ideas : networks and networking in the history of archaeology
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Coltofean-Arizancu, Laura
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Arnold, Bettina , [HerausgeberIn] Bartosiewicz, L. , [HerausgeberIn] |
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Cham :
Springer,
2025.
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xii, 232 pages : illustrations ; 25cm. |
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Themes in contemporary archaeology
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ISSN: 3031810058 |
Inhaltsangabe:
- Chapter 1. Social Networks and Networking in the History of Archaeology: An Introduction (Coltofean et al)
- Chapter 2. In the Archive of Agda Montelius, or How to Find the People and Practices Behind a Great Man's Work (Gustavsson)
- Chapter 3. Caroline Ransom Williams and the Foundations of Egyptian Archaeology in the United States (Sheppard)
- Chapter 4. The Dutch Years of F. W. Freiherr von Bissing (1922-1926): Networks, Egyptian Objects, and an Academic Persona on the Move (Eickhoff & Smith)
- Chapter 5. Antiquaries and Indian Agents: "Field Networks" of Ethnology and Archaeology in the North American Southwest, 1860–1880 (Snead)
- Chapter 6. "Lieber Freund!" Nineteenth-Century Correspondence Networks and the Early History of the Milwaukee Public Museum (Arnold)
- Chapter 7. Gábor Szinte and the Role of Networks in Early Research on Medieval Monuments in Nineteenth-Century Transylvania (Codrea & Bodó)
- Chapter 8. Archaeological Sociability: Building Patriotic and Scientific Networks in Italy (1861-1915) (Pizzato). Chapter 9. Celticism and the Volk: Tracing the Ideas and Networks that Shaped Irish Archaeology (Whitefield)
- Chapter 10. The Young Bairrão Oleiro and the Building of an International Scientific Network (Martins)
- Chapter 11. Creating Authority in South Asian Archaeology: Mortimer Wheeler, Stuart Piggott, and Archaeological Knowledge in India (Miller)
- Chapter 12. Archaeology and Networks of Authorities in a State of War: The Four-Level System in Sicily (1939-1943) (Crisà)
- Chapter 13. Archaeological Learned Societies in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1918-1941): Changing States and Roles (Lorber)
- Chapter 14. Between Two Stools: Miodrag Grbić and the Archaeological Networks Formed Around the American and German Expeditions to Yugoslavia in the 1930s (Bandović)
- Chapter 15. When Paradigms Meet: American and Yugoslav Archaeologists and the Neolithic in the 1960s and 1970s (Rasson)
- Chapter 16. Fifty Years of Networking in Archaeozoology (Bartosiewicz).
