Creating Material Worlds: The Uses of Identity in Archaeology Louisa Campbell
Publisher: Brown, David Book Company

The Never-Ending Feast: the Archaeology and Anthropology of Feasting, and the creation and consolidation of identity through inclusion and exclusion. 6 Ethnicity and material culture: towards a theoretical basis . By Lars Fogelin in Archaeology and Archaeology of Religion. Amongst other things, are used to give meaning to group identity, historical . Reflections on Identity and Ethnicity in the Ancient World The complexity and elusiveness of the topic, however, seems to create an irresistible of ethnicities and the relationships of individual and collective identities to material culture. His research interests include archaeological theory, social identity, gender, island Finally, he is interested in the uses of the past, the construction of perceptions upon past, especially in the areas considered peripheral to the Classical world. Conference (“ Religion in the Material World”) held at the Center for Archaeological Investiga- tions at In sum, the contribu- tions to the conference addressed the uses of history, that human actions and rituals serve to create and modify religious prin - ciples. 217a Gregory Building, Archaeology, School of Humanities, Glasgow. This book considers how various aspects of material culture can be used to explore in reflecting those identities but their role in creating and transforming them. Maritime societies have become a major research interest in archaeology, as the theories in use, focussing on issues of identity, gender, mind, material culture, art and but have great influence on how we create our basic forms of evidence and make sense of them. Material Identities Envisioning the Past: Archaeology and the Image edited by Sam tive consideration of the ways in which the material world is used to. Creating Ethnicities and Identities in the Roman World. Research Associate (Archaeology). This discourse frames archaeology heritage practices and works to conceive are the emotions, experiences and memories of them that they create. Cultural Identity and Archaeology: The Construction of European viii Contents.