Warfare in cultural context: practice, agency, and the archaeology of violence

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This book is the result of a symposium organized for the sixty-ninth annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, held in Montreal in 2004, followed that year by an advanced seminar sponsored by the Amerind Foundation in Dragoon, Arizona. The papers in Part One (Chapters 1-4) emphasize the relationship between practice and cultural codes, warrior identity and religion. The papers in Part Two (Chapters 5-9) incorporate these themes, but also highlight longer-term relationships between practice and cultural change. In the introduction to the volume, Nielsen and Walker outline current

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