Global Archaeological Theory: Contextual Voices and Contemporary Thoughts (Paperback)

Materiality and the Social.- Meanings of Material Culture.- Heideggerian Thoughts.- Tension between Written Document/Material Document?- New Archaeology in Argentina.- Network Theory and Archaeology of Modern History.- The Comparative Method and Study of Spanish and Portuguese South American Material Culture.- Beyond the Sex/Gender Split.- Children's Activity in the Record of Hunter-Gatherers.- Identity: Ceramic Evidence from Northern Chile.- Stereotypes and Research About Je Populations in South Brazil.- Traveling Objects and Spatial Images.- Materiality of Inka Domination.- Domestication.- Enlightened Discourses.- Social Practices in Spanish Settlement of Floridablanca, Patagonia.- Images as a Material Discourse.- Image of Hestia's Iconography.- Stylistic Units in Prehistoric Art Research.- Analysis of Rural Scenes in Black and Red-figure Attic Vases and Construction of the Athenian Empire.- The Construction of Archaeological Discourse.- Brazilian Archaeology and Indigenous Identity in Early Decades of the Twentieth Century.- Anglo-American and Latin American Radical Archaeologies.- Archaeology, Ethnography and Romanticism in Imperial Brazil (1838-1867).