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The archaeology and anthropology of landscape : shaping your landscape

Author: Peter J Ucko; Robert Layton
Publisher: London ; New York : Routledge, 1999.
Series: One world archaeology, 30.
Edition/Format:   Book : Conference publication : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Material Type: Conference publication
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Peter J Ucko; Robert Layton
ISBN: 0415117674 9780415117678 9780203202449 0203202449
OCLC Number: 39101909
Notes: Papers presented at the third World Archaeological Congress, held in New Delhi, India, Dec. 1994.
Description: xxvi, 499 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
Contents: Introduction: gazing on the landscape and encountering the environment / Robert Layton and Peter J. Ucko --
Chronologies of landscape / John C. Barrett --
Subverting the western gaze: mapping alternative worlds / Barbara Bender --
Social landscapes in Irish prehistory / Gabriel Cooney --
Small-scale communities and the landscape of Swaledale (North Yorkshire, UK) / Andrew Fleming --
A historical interactive landscape in the heart of Europe: the case of Bohemia / Jaromir Benes and Marek Zvelebil --
Is landscape history possible? Or, how can we study the desertion of farms? / Mats Widgren --
The historic environment, historic landscapes, and space-time-action models in landscape archaeology / Timothy Darvill --
Protecting time and space: understanding historic landscape for conservation in England / Graham Fairclough The role of caste hierarchy in the spatial organisation of a village landscape in the Dry Zone of Sri Lanka / Nilu Abeyaratne --
The anatomy of dispossession: a study in the displacement of the tribals from their traditional landscape in the Narmada Valley due to the Sardar Sarovar Project / Ashish Chadha --
Perceiving 'your' land: neighbourhood settlements and the Hauz-i Rani / Sunil Kumar --
In the shadow of New Delhi: understanding the landscape through village eyes / Nayanjot Lahiri and Upinder Singh --
Ancestors, place and people: social landscapes in Aboriginal Australia / Claire Smith --
Competing perceptions of landscape in Kowanyama, North Queensland / Veronica Strang --
The Alawa totemic landscape: ecology, religion and politics / Robert Layton --
Managing the world: territorial negotiations among the Andoque people of the Colombian Amazon / Mónica Espinosa Arango and Fisi Andoque The perception of landscape amongst the Q'eqchi', a group of slash-and-burn farmers in the Alta Verapaz (Guatemala) / Almudena Hernando Gonzalo --
Self-determination in cultural resource management: indegenous peoples' interpretation of history and of places and landscapes / John Allison --
Traditional beliefs, sacred sites and rituals of sacrifice of the Nenets of the Gydan Peninsula in the modern context / Galina Kharyuchi and Lyudmila Lipatova --
Definition, ownership and conservation of indigenous landscapes at Salapwuk, Pohnpeik, Micronesia/ William S. Ayres and Rufino Mauricio --
Exploring the prehistory of hunter-gatherer attachments to place: an example from the Keep River area, Northern Territory, Australia / Richard Fullagar and Lesley Head --
Towards an archaeology of mimesis and rain-making in Namibian rock art / John Kinahan The representation of Sámi cultural identity in the cultural landscapes of northern Sweden: the use and misuse of archaeological knowledge / Inga-Maria Mulk and Tim Bayliss-Smith --
Ancestors, forests and ancient settlements: Tandroy readings of the archaeological past / Mike Parker Pearson, Ramilisonina and Retsihisatse --
Living with stones: people and the landscape in Erromango, Vanuatu / David Roe and Jerry Taki --
Prehistoric human occupation in the Bass Strait region, southeast Australia: an Aboriginal and an archaeological perspective / Robin Sim and Darrell West --
Cognitive maps and narrative trails: fieldwork with the Tamu-mai (Gurung) of Nepal / Christopher Evans --
Archaeology and the evolution of cultural landscapes: towards an interdisciplinary research agenda / James McGlade.
Series Title: One world archaeology, 30.
Responsibility: edited by Peter J. Ucko and Robert Layton.
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