The Archaeology of Colonialism

Abstract

Colonies without colonialism - a trade diaspora model of fourth millennium BC Mesopotamian enclaves in Anatolia, Gil Stein Greeks in Iberia - colonialism without colonization, Adolfo Dominguez indigenous responses to colonial encounters on the West African coast - Hueda and Dahomey from the 17th through 19th centuries, Kenneth Kelly ambiguous matters - colonialism and local identities in Punic Sardinia, Peter van Dommelen a colonial middle ground - Greek, Etruscan, and local elites in the Bay of Naples, Irad Malkin colonizing cloth - interpreting the material culture of 19th-century Oceania, Nicholas Thomas forms of Andean colonial towns, free will, and marriage, Tom Cummins material culture and the roots of colonial society at the South African Cape of Good Hope, Stacey Jordan and Carmel Schrire.

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