Titlebook: Against Typological Tyranny in Archaeology; A South American Per Cristóbal Gnecco,Carl Langebaek Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media

PATHY

Children of the Creeks: Cultural Characterization of Nasa Politics, the application of local ideologies, not from the control of the means of production. This case highlights the problems resulting from the application of universal models (based on modern rationality) for understanding the historical paths of communities with different epistemes.

bromide

Words, Things and Text: El Infiernito, Archaeology, Documents and Ethnology in the Study of Muisca ed on solid evidence. It is further argued that models of explanation based on sixteenth century documents or ethnographic evidences are not useful to explain Muisca social organization. It is argued that more archaeological work, less biased by preconceived ideas about how power functioned in pre-capitalist societies is needed.

刺耳

meditation

艺术

Cyber Targets Water Management, as a heuristic model of interethnic levels of sociocultural integration among autonomous polities. According to this view, this network of cultures belonged to a cultural matrix based on political horizontality and ecological complementarity. This stable system was transformed and eventually destro

Conserve

Critical InformationInfrastructures Securitycussed topic in recent decades in the archaeological literature. Frequently, contact-period colonial documents from the region have implicitly inspired these models, although the attempts to critically reconcile archaeological interpretation with ethnohistoric data have been minimal. This article co

PATRI

cloture

Critical InformationInfrastructures Securityanalysis of the volume and structure of resources available for individuals or groups of individuals. I analyze the possibility of applying Bourdieu’s concepts of field and social space to examine the former social differentiation. From this perspective, I propose a theoretical approximation to grou

nocturia

Hirsutism

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68056-7ctica was the last continent to be incorporated into the space dominated by modernity. Its official discovery, at the beginning of the nineteenth century, marks the beginning of a history that presents certain particularities, not only in its content, but also in the way that it is usually told. We