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1 Body theory in archaeology Dusan Boric Boric, Dusan John Robb Robb, John 1
2 The corporeal politics of being in the Neolithic Douglass Bailey Bailey, Douglass 9
3 Changing beliefs in the human body in prehistoric Malta 5000-1500 B.C. Simon Stoddart Stoddart, Simon Caroline Malone Malone, Caroline 19
4 Idealism, the body and the beard in classical Greek art Robin Osborne Osborne, Robin 29
5 When the flesh is solid but the person is hollow inside: formal variation in hand-modelled figurines from Formative Mesoamerica Rosemary Joyce Joyce, Rosemary 37
6 Fractal bodies in the past and present Chris Fowler Fowler, Chris 47
7 From substantial bodies to the substance of bodies: analysis of the transition from inhumation to cremation during the Middle Bronze Age in Central Europe Marie Louise Stig Sorensen Sorensen, Marie Louise Stig Katharina C. Rebay Rebay, Katharina C. 59
8 The extraordinary history of Oliver Cromwell's head Sarah Tarlow Tarlow, Sarah 69
9 Fresh scars on the body of archaeology: excavating mass-graves at Batajnica, Serbia Slobodan Mitrovic Mitrovic, Slobodan 79
10 Meaningless violence and the lived body: the Huron - Jesuit collision of world orders John Robb Robb, John 89
11 Bodily beliefs and agricultural beginnings in Western Asia: animal-human hybridity re-examined Preston Miracle Miracle, Preston Dusan Boric Boric, Dusan 101
12 Is it 'me' or is it 'mine'? The Mycenaean sword as a body-part Lambros Malafouris Malafouris, Lambros 115
13 Embodied persons and heroic kings in Late Classic Maya imagery Susan D. Gillespie Gillespie, Susan D. 125
14 Colonised bodies, personal and social Nan A. Rothschild Rothschild, Nan A. 135
15The challenge of embodying archaeology Chris Shilling Shilling, Chris 145
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Maksym Nedria
reviewed Past Bodies: Body-Centered Research in Archaeology on November 16, 2018
Past Bodies
An excellent look at the history of the Greenland Vikings and the possible evidence of their presence in America. There is alot of newer finds that I was not aware of in the High Arctic which he talks about, which is exciting because if we are able someday to get more archaeological digs up there we may find alot more evidence of their being there. His explanation of the Kensington Runestone is interesting and linking it to an expedition that was sent out at the same time from Europe I think gives an aura of truth to the whole thing. I just wish that academia would stop being so dismissive of the Vikings and their achievements and be more open to their being in America long before Columbus for centuries uninterrupted.
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