Archaeology and colonialism : cultural contact from 5000 B.C. to the present

Christopher Gosden

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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Indigenous Cultures and History Cultural Studies and Colonialism

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1. Introduction 2. Other approaches to colonialism 3. A model of colonialism 4. Colonialism within a shared cultural milieu 5. The middle ground 6. Terra nullius 7. Power.

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