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Archaeologies of Mobility and Movement

Part of the Contributions To Global Historical Archaeology Book Series (volume 35)

Editors: Beaudry, Mary C.; Parno, Travis G.

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-6211-8

ISBN: 978-1-4614-6210-1

Publisher: Springer New York - Springer Journals

Jan 10, 2013

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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Introduction: Mobilities in Contemporary and Historical Archaeology

Beaudry, Mary C.; Parno, Travis G.

Pages: 1 –14

[This collection of essays draws inspiration from current archaeological interest in the movement of individuals, things, and ideas in the recent past. Movement is fundamentally concerned with the relationship(s) among time, object, person, and space. Contemporary scholarship has highlighted the...
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Intercontinental Flows of Desire: Brass Kettles in Lapland and in the Colony of New Sweden

Immonen, Visa

Pages: 17 –30

[Colonialism establishes particular and sometimes surprising networks of desire between regions and groups of people. These networks produced new differences and created novel affective attachments and investments involving time and labor. Such a network connected Lapland and the colony of New...
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The Movement of People and Things in the Capitania de Pernambuco: Challenges for Archaeological Interpretation

Allen, Scott Joseph

Pages: 31 –46

[Interpretive difficulties in the archaeology of contact in Northeastern Brazil came to light after several field seasons conducted on the Serra da Barriga, location of the principal village of the famed seventeenth-century runaway slave society of Palmares. As in most regions during European...
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Farmers, Sorting Folds, Earmarks, and Sheep in Iceland

Aldred, Oscar

Pages: 47 –63

[Taking past movement seriously creates archaeological accounts that emphasize the entanglements between the human and nonhuman mobilities, giving them precedence in understanding a dynamic past. In this chapter, an archaeology of movement moves beyond its conventional treatment in which moving...
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Mobility Ahead of Its Time: A Fifteenth-Century Austrian Pocket Sundial as a Trailblazing Instrument for Time Measurement on Travels

Salzer, Ronald

Pages: 65 –79

[Recent excavations in the late medieval castle of Grafendorf in Austria revealed an equatorial sundial, consisting of a brass hour ring with engraved Arabic numerals and a revolvable gnomon. Epigraphic analogies suggest a dating around 1450, which is remarkably early, as the equatorial sundial...
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The Archaeological Study of the Military Dependents Villages of Taiwan

Cheng, Chieh-fu Jeff; Hsieh, Ellen

Pages: 83 –99

[In this chapter we consider military dependents’ villages (MDV), juancun, of Taiwan as a subject for the archaeological study of modern ruins. MDVs were built in Taiwan after the retreat of the Nationalist Government from Mainland China to Taiwan at the end of the Chinese Civil War between 1945...
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Buried Memories: Wartime Caches and Family History in Estonia

Burström, Mats

Pages: 101 –115

[During the Second World War, many Estonians buried family possessions before fleeing overseas. Yet their hopes of returning soon to recover them were dashed by the postwar Soviet occupation. During the long years of exile, these possessions were transformed from everyday objects into a kind of...
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Resituating Homeland: Motion, Movement, and Ethnogenesis at Brothertown

Cipolla, Craig N.

Pages: 117 –131

[Colonial tensions of eighteenth-century New England led to the formation of a multi-tribal Christian community of Algonquian peoples known as the Brothertown Indians. This new group took shape as its members relocated from their home reservations of New England to central New York State. In the...
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The Global Versus the Local: Modeling the British System of Convict Transportation After 1830

Winter, Sean

Pages: 133 –149

[British convict transportation was a long-running system that forcibly removed convicted criminals to colonies all over the world. Running from ca. 1600 to ca. 1900, the British system comprised a network of over 20 penal colonies in the Americas, Africa, South-east Asia, and Australia, managed...
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Movement and Liminality at the Margins: The Wandering Poor in Eighteenth-Century Massachusetts

Hutchins, Karen A.

Pages: 151 –164

[This chapter explores the social and historical processes that allowed the small piece of land at a place called “the Parting Ways” in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to become a haven for several transient families and later several free African-American families. Using the theoretical concept of...

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