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ARCHAEOLOGY AFTER INTERPRETATION

Archaeology After Interpretation

Returning Materials to Archaeological Theory

Edited by
Benjamin Alberti
Andrew Meirion Jones
Joshua Pollard

First published 2013 by Left Coast Press, Inc.

Published 2016 by Routledge
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data:

Archaeology after interpretation: returning materials to archaeological theory/
edited by Benjamin Alberti, Andrew Meirion Jones, Joshua Pollard.
pages cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-61132-341-2 (hardback)ISBN 978-1-61132-343-6 (institutional
eBook) ISBN 978-1-61132-725-0 (consumer eBook)
1. ArchaeologyMethodology. 2. AntiquitiesAnalysis. I. Alberti, Benjamin,
1968- II. Jones, Andrew, 1967- III. Pollard, Joshua.
CC80.A664 2013
930.1dc23

2013022284

ISBN 978-1-61132-341-2 hardback

Contents

Andrew Meirion Jones and Benjamin Alberti (with contributions from Chris Fowler and Gavin Lucas)

Benjamin Alberti

Archaeology and Ontologies of Scale: The Case of Miniaturization in First-Millennium Northwest Argentina

Benjamin Alberti

Transmorphic Being, Corresponding Affect: Ontology and Rock Art in South-Central California

David W. Robinson

Carnival Times and the Semiopraxis of the Snake: Mining and the Politics of Knowledge

Alejandro Haber

Unstable Contexts: Relational Ontologies and Domestic Settings in Andean Northwest Argentina

Andrs Gustavo Laguens

Andrew Meirion Jones

Deception and (Mis)representation:Skeuomorphs, Materials, and Form

Chantal Conneller

Designing with Living: A Contextual Archaeology of Dependent Architecture

Lesley McFadyen

Archaeological Complexity: Materials, Multiplicity, and the Transitions to Agriculture in Britain

Andrew Meirion Jones and Emilie Sibbesson

Joshua Pollard

From Ahuto Avebury: Monumentality, the Social, and Relational Ontologies

Joshua Pollard

Fields of Movement in the Ancient Woodlands of North America

Sarah E. Baires, Amanda J. Butler, B. Jacob Skousen, and Timothy R. Pauketat

Objects and Social Change: A Case Study from Saxo-Norman Southampton

Ben Jervis

Dynamic Assemblages, or the Past Is What Endures: Change and the Duration of Relations

Chris Fowler

Assembling Bodies, Making Worlds: An Archaeological Topology of Place

Marcus W.R. Brittain

Andrew Meirion Jones

Archaeological Visualization and the Manifestation of the Discipline: Model-Making at the Institute of Archaeology, London

Sara Perry

Articulating Relations: A Non-Representational View of Scandinavian Rock Art

Fredrik Fahlander

Materials of Affect: Miniatures in the Scandinavian Late Iron Age (AD 550-1050)

Ing-Marie Back Danielsson

Andrew Cochrane

Gavin Lucas

TABLES

Percentages of rim to body to decorated sherds across four contexts at Castelo Velho

FIGURES

Miniature pots collected by locals near La Candelaria locality

La Candelaria globular and asymmetric anthropo and zoomorphic vessel forms

Intensively perforated miniature anthropomorphic vessel

Transmorphic polychrome Chumash composition at Pleito

Polychrome transmorphic design known as Blue Boy at Three Springs

Ruins of Loreto de Ingaguassi, Antofagasta de la Sierra, Catamarca, Argentina

Examples of decoration applied on lip-attached handles, typical of the Indigenous pottery of the nineteenth-century Ingaguassi area

Phases of architectural renewal in the upper part (the hamlet) of Loreto de Ingaguassi

Building phases of Indigenous houses; building of the Nuestra Seora de Loreto de Ingaguassi Chapel; and reorientation of the houses around the chapel as colonial residences

Pile of white stones (apacbeta) by the side of the excavated house at Ingaguassi

Remains of the eighteenth-century Chapel of Nuestra Senora de Loreto de Ingaguassi

Ch'atta (offering or toast) to Pachamama beside the apacbeta

The sequence of phased plans of the C-shaped structure and the deposition of material culturefrom Castelo Velho

The pottery assemblage from the C-shaped structure at Castelo Velho

Sherds from Castelo Velho laid out during a refitting exercise

Two visualizations of the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition

The Avebury henge ditch under excavation during the early twentieth century

Monks Mound at Cahokia, view of the spring equinox

Examples of Anglo-Norman pottery from Southampton

Distribution of Anglo-Norman pottery in Southampton: a) Scratch Marked Ware; b) North French Glazed Ware

a) Black carbonized sooting on a late Saxon vessel; b) Glossy black sooting on a Scratch Marked Ware vessel

Some intra-actions translating the assemblage comprising the Kyloe cist, vessel, and necklace

Plan of selected geological elements within the encircling stone ring of Crick barrow

Plan and photograph of an exposed and half-cleaned benna kulugto platform at Dirikoro

Severed cow heads set within a sacred tree next to a Bodi korocb platform

A benna kulugto platform at Dirikoro in the foreground of the Mursi sacred ragai tree

A typology of Bronze Age funerary monuments in Wales

Model/diorama reproduced in the IoA's fifth annual report and exhibited at the 1948International Geological Congress

The IoA's model of Elephas antiquus exhibited at a talk to the British Museum on July 17, 1943

The IoA's models of the Woolly Rhinoceros and Merck's Rhinoceros exhibited at a talk to the Linnean and Zoological Societies of Londonon

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