Archaeologists Without Boundaries: Towards a History of International Congresses (1866-2006) (British Archaeological Reports British Series) - Marc-antoine Kaeser - Books - British Archaeological Reports - 9781407306223 - December 31, 2009
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Archaeologists Without Boundaries: Towards a History of International Congresses (1866-2006) (British Archaeological Reports British Series)

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7 papers which look at the development of archaeology as a discipline through international archaeological congresses. Topics include the first CIAAP congress and the birth of prehistory as a discipline; the work of the 15th CIAAP congress in reinvigorating and reorganizing the discipline after the First World War; the importance of Floris Romer in bringing the 1876 International Congress of Prehistory to Budapest; a reassessment of the CIAAP's significance in Germany; the role of congresses in institutionalizing prehistoric research from 1866-1912; the influence of the natural sciences on the early archaeological congresses; and the communication of the first archaeological discoveries at Cucuteni (1885-89)

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Released December 31, 2009
ISBN13 9781407306223
Publishers British Archaeological Reports
Pages 51
Dimensions 150 × 220 × 10 mm   ·   213 g
Language English  

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