Titlebook: Archaeology Under Dictatorship; Michael L. Galaty,Charles Watkinson Book 2004 Springer-Verlag US 2004 archaeological politics.archaeology.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32344-9Troy, and the fulfilment of their destiny in Italy (figure 3.1). The Italian State had existed as a unified entity only since 1870, and the Virgilian legend resonated strongly with the search for unity and purpose that was pursued by the “least of the Great Powers.” The fascist government of Benito

极大痛苦

Depositional chemistry and hydrology,ing archaeological methods. These methods consist of: formal analysis, typology and iconography, which can be applied even to individual artifacts regardless of their provenance; and context-oriented methods of prospection, whether it be a form of survey or actual excavation. The methods belonging t

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Interpreting evaporite texture, ended traumatically with the disaster of WWII, followed by the collective removal of all signs of fascism, including also the abandonment of the Romano-centrism of Italian archaeology. owever, sketching a picture of what were potentially important scientific enterprises, while at the same time faci

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Solution mining and cavern use,that time, enough time had passed since the 1938 death of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, one of the leading generals of the Turkish War for Independence and the country‘s first president, for the question to float in popular discourse, and yet not to consider its full ramifications. The book begins with the

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Solution mining and cavern use,ew of the historical developments that have determined the nature of the discipline as an ideological tool of the triumphant nation. Second, we discuss two case studies: Metaxas‘ “New State” (1936–1941) and the Colonels‘ “National Revolution” (1967–1974). We argue that authoritarian regimes were not

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Evaporites as exploited mineral resources,ating between principle and survival that characterizes the daily lives of people living in the shadow of totalitarian regimes. While compromise is an inescapable aspect of life, it can constrain activity to the point where the basic tenets of a discipline are undermined, requiring the practitioner

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Michael L. Galaty,Charles WatkinsonNot only deals with nationalism, but also the lingering effects that a dictatorship can have on the historical and archaeological record.Includes supplementary material:

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