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ARHS 5303: CULTURAL CONTEXTS
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THE CONSTRUCTION OF NARRATIVE IN ARCHAEOLOGY
Week 1:
--Ingrid E.M. Edlund-Berry, "Gods and Places in Etruscan
Religion, " Etruscan Studies 1 (1994) pp. 11-22.
Week 2:
--P. Gregory Warden, "Gift, Offering, and Reciprocity. Personalized
Remembrance and the 'Small Finds,'" Expedition 34 (1992)
pp. 50-58.
Week 3:
--Judith Toms, "The Construction of Gender in Early Iron
Age Etruria," in R.D. Whitehouse, ed., Gender and Italian
Archaeology (London 1998) pp. 157-179.
Week 4:
--Anthony S. Tuck, "The Etruscan Seated Banquet: Villanovan
Ritual and Etruscan Iconography," American Journal of Archaeology
98 (1994) pp. 617-628.
Week 5:
--Arnold Bejer, "Impasto Pottery and Social Status in Latium
Vetus in the Orientalizing Period (725-575 BC): an example from
Borgo Le Ferriere (Satricum)," Papers of the Fourth Conference
on Italian Archaeology, The Archaeology of Power, part 2, pp.
21-39.
--Claudio Giandino, Clarissa Belardelli, and Anselmo Malizia
"Power and the individual in funerary ideology: the emergence
of the aristocracy in the Villanovan period in the Bologna region,"
Papers of the Fourth Conference on Italian Archaeology, The Archaeology
of Power, part 2, pp. 9-18.
Week 6:
--Marsha Hannen and Jane Kelley, " Inference to the Best
Explanation in Archaeology," from Valerie Pinsky and Alison
Wylie, eds., Critical Traditions in Contemporary Archaeology
(University of New Mexico Press 1995) 14-17.
--Christopher S. Peebles, "Annalistes,
hermeneutics, and positivists: squaring circles or dissolving
problems," from John Bintliff, ed., The Annales School of
Archaeology (New York University Press 1991) 108-124.
 Introduction and
Course Requirements
Introduction
to Field Work Techniques
Etruscan Chronology
Field School Graduate Readings
Co-Directors: Gregory
Warden gwarden@mail.smu.edu and Michael Thomas
mlthomas@mail.utexas.edu
Excavation house phone during the
field season: (011-39) 055-844-9834
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