Archaeological representation: the visual Conventions for constructing knowledge about the past

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Contents Chapter 1: Introduction: A Review Of Contemporary Theoretical Debates In Archaeology Ian Hodder\nChapter 2: Behavioral Archaeology: Towards A New Synthesis Vincent Michael LaMotta and Michael Brian Schiffer\nChapter 3: Evolutionary Archaeology Robert Leonard\nChapter 4: Archaeological Theory and Theories Of Cognitive Evolution, Steven Mithen\nChapter 5: Symbol Before Concept: Material Engagement and The Early Development Of Society Colin Renfrew\nChapter 6: Agency, The Duality Of Structure and The Problem Of The Archaeological Record John Barrett\nChapter 7: Archaeologies Of Place and Landscape Julian Thomas\nChapter 8: Archaeologies Of Identity Lynn Meskell\nChapter 9: American Material Culture In Mind, Thought And Deed Anne Yentsch and Mary Beaudry\nChapter 10: Post-Colonial Archaeology: Issues Of Culture, Identity And Knowledge Chris Gosden\nChapter 11: Archaeological Representation: The Visual Conventions For Constructing Knowledge About The Past Stephanie Moser\nChapter 12: Culture Archaeology: The Dispersion Of A Discipline and Its Objects Mike Shanks

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