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Landscape Archaeology: Of Making and Seeing

Gramsch, Alexander·1996·Journal of European Archaeology
DOI 10.1179/096576696800688060
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Taking German Siedlungsarchäologie as its starting point and background this article attempts to turn from a critique of traditional approaches in settlement archaeology to a new definition of landscape and a new apporach in landscape archaeology. Landscape is defined via its constituting parts: space, place, and boundary. From here a theory of landscape is developed as the plenum which is at the same time a passive social and economic resource and active in structuring perception, in socializing, in giving meaning to the world. Key concepts in this approach are therefore experience and perception, or making and seeing.

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Authors
Gramsch, A.
Venue
Journal of European Archaeology
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Published
1996-03
Volume
4
Issue
1
Pages
19-38
ISSN
0965-7665
DOI
10.1179/096576696800688060
Cited by
14
References
16
Language
en

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