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The Archaeology of Market Capitalism

Part of the Contributions To Global Historical Archaeology Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4419-8318-3

ISBN: 978-1-4419-8317-6

Publisher: Springer New York - Springer Journals

Mar 4, 2011

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Introduction

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 1 –9

[This research introduces the historical archaeology of Western Australia through a study of two colonisation events in 1829 and 1863 which, between them, settled most of the land claimed and named by the British Empire as Western Australia.]
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The Swan River Colony: Settlement of the Southwest

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 11 –27

[Western Australia is Australia’s largest state and the second largest subnational entity in the world with climate ranging from tropical monsoonal in the far north, Mediterranean in the south-west and semi-arid to desert in the rest. While it is well known that colonial Australia was founded as...
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Port Systems and Trading Networks

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 29 –55

[Given the geographical conditions of the new land and the historical particularities of the colonizing system, what cultural patterns did market capitalist forces carve into the landscape of the south-west of Western Australia and how do we delineate them? The primary tasks of market capitalism...
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The North District: Settlement of the Northwest

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 57 –74

[By the 1860s the southwest of Western Australia had developed a pastoral dominant agricultural system which had spread across the southwest from Geraldton almost to Esperance. Colonization then jumped over 1,200 km up the coast to a completely new environment in the northwest, one of semidesert...
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Northwest Adaptations

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 75 –99

[Settlement of the northwest initiated a rapid process of learning which quickly affected the expectations of later colonists and forced changes to the land use and social systems the setters had brought to the northwest including the incorporation of indigenous Australians as shepherds,...
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Town Site Archaeological Surveys

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 101 –156

[This chapter introduces the historical towns of the north-west but concentrates on the archaeological site of Cossack, the first port in the north-west and the birthplace of the north-west pearling industry. There is also a strong focus on the port of Broome, which took over from Cossack as the...
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The Excavation of the Knight and Shenton Store Site

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 157 –188

[This chapter introduces the archaeology of the Knight and Shenton Store site. Excavation techniques and laboratory procedures are discussed. Of particular concern is the problem of delineating short successive periods of archaeological time of excavation data from a single site. A method is...
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Household Analysis: Site Layout and Building Design

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 189 –230

[This chapter analyzes building design and use of yard spaces over the different household occupations through time. The evidence suggests that the Knight & Shenton store building was built partly as a status symbol and enlarged to keep a strong public show of status. The occupation by a homeland...
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Household Analysis: Assemblage Analysis

Nayton, Gaye

Pages: 231 –258

[This chapter illuminates how the inhabitants of the Knight & Shenton store site used material culture to negotiate power and status relationships from 1870 through to 1941. It is arranged as a set of examinations and answers to a series of questions about the expression of social relations at...

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