Own and be owned archaeological approaches to the concept of possession
From grave-goods as "personal possessions" to debates about "who owns the past?", concepts of ownership pervade archaeology. This anthology makes the case that, although the language of owning is so widespread that it passes unquestioned, it causes us to make fundamental assumpti...
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Stockholm
Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies
2015
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Schriftenreihe: | Stockholm studies in archaeology
62 |
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