Regional Approaches to Society and Complexity (Monographs in Mediterranean Archaeology)

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Regional Approaches to Society and Complexity (Monographs in Mediterranean Archaeology)

Knodell, Alex (EDT)/ Leppard, Thomas (EDT)

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Equinox Publishing Ltd（2017/09発売）
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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 374 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781781795279
DDC分類 930.1

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This volume considers regional approaches to social complexity from a variety of perspectives and at a global scale. John F. Cherry has been a key figure in regional-scale inquiry and broader disciplinary interfaces throughout his career, producing, mentoring, and inspiring a remarkably diverse body of work, which nevertheless remains oriented around this central theme. While Cherry's work is the inspiration for this volume and the papers within it, this should not be seen as a traditional festschrift, or piecemeal homage to the honorand's career. Rather, it aims to explore this core concern of regional approaches to society and complexity in comparative perspective, first in the Aegean, then branching out to the wider Mediterranean, New World, and finally reflecting on relevant issues of concern to all archaeologists working at levels above the site.

Foreword by Colin Renfrew, Emeritus Professor, University of CambridgePreface1. Regional Approaches to Society and Complexity: Setting an AgendaAlex R. Knodell and Thomas P. LeppardPart I: Pathways to Complexity in the Prehistoric Aegean2. The Development of Complex Society on Crete: The Balance between Wider Context and Local AgencySturt W. Manning, Cornell University3. Gelb and Gell in the Aegean: Thoughts on the Relations between 'Writing' and 'Art'John Bennet, University of Sheffield4. Prestige-Goods Economies: The Prehistoric Aegean and Modern Northern Highland Albania ComparedMichael L. Galaty, Mississippi State University5. Continent, Region, Micro-Region, Site: Settlement Nucleation in the European NeolithicWilliam A. Parkinson, University of Illinois at ChicagoPart II: Crossing Scales in the Later Mediterranean6. Industrial Landscapes, Spatial Politics and Settlement Change in the Roman EastBradley M. Sekedat, University of California, Davis7. Political Borders in Pausanias' GreeceSylvan Fachard, University of Geneva8. Monumental Engagements: Cultural Interaction and Island Traditions in the West MediterraneanAlexander Smith, Delta College and Peter van Dommelen, Brown UniversityPart III: Comparative, Theoretical and Disciplinary Concerns9. Does Island Archaeology Matter?Cyprian Broodbank, University of Cambridge10. Islands in the Comparative Stream: The Importance of Inter-Island Analogies to Archaeological DiscourseScott M. Fitzpatrick, University of Oregon11. A Thorny Endeavor: Historical Archaeology and Diachronic, Regional Landscape Survey in the Caribbean Lesser AntillesKrysta Ryzewski, Wayne State University12. Embedded Heterarchies of the Maya: Political Structure and Interactions Inspired by Peer Polity InteractionThomas G. Garrison, University of Southern California13. Complexities and Emergence: The Case of ArgosChristopher Witmore, Texas Tech University14. The Way Things Are...A. Bernard Knapp, University of Glasgow15. Tradition and Divide in Archaeological PublicationCamilla MacKay, Bryn Mawr College16. Retrospect and Prospect in Regional ArchaeologyThomas P. Leppard and Alex R. KnodellAfterword: My Life with John F. CherryJack L. Davis, University of Cincinnati