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Archaeology, History, and Historical Archaeology in South America

Funari, Pedro Paulo A.·1997·International Journal of Historical Archaeology
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  • One reason for the academic oblivion that plagues much recent heritage is the belief that texts are plentiful and the study of material remains has little to offer.

    “One of the reasons that explain the academic oblivion that plagues much recent heritage is the belief that texts are plentiful and the study of material remains has little to offer.”

    From Making things public: Archaeologies of the Spanish Civil War (2007) · cites this paper as Funari, 1997

  • This reasoning can be understood in the context of Mediterranean archaeology, where the pre-16th century past is extremely rich in monuments, artifacts and sites, and determines to a great extent the cultural imagination and identity of modern populations.

    “This reasoning, widely deconstructed in the Anglo-Saxon tradition (e.g.Tarlow and West, 1999;Buchli and Lucas, 2001) and in Latin America (Funari, 1997), can be understood in the context of Mediterranean archaeology, where the pre-16 th century past is extremely rich in monuments, artifacts and sites, and determines to a great extent the cultural imagination and identity of modern populations.”

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Funari, P. P. A.
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International Journal of Historical Archaeology
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1997-09
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189-206
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