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REVIEWS Tbe Society does not accept responsibility for opinions expressed by its contributors. stimulating foreword by Shanks, stressing the need Semiotics of Landscape: Archaeology of Mind for an interpretative social archaeology which (British Archaeological Reports, Archaeopress, grapples with experience, emotion and flux, the Oxford, 1997). Edited by GEORGE NASH. 210 x 246 mm. iv + 118 pp. 65 illustrations. 3 tables. introduction by Children and Nash is very short, and rather general. The longest exposition of ISBN 0 86054 854 6. Price £34.00. theory is offered by Chapman in his paper on settlement and burials in the flat landscape of the Landscape is big in prehistoric archaeology at the Great Hungarian Plain, which draws on many moment. Archaeologists have caught up with the approaches of cultural geographers and with the sources including Tuan, Pred and Jackson, as well reflections of many social theorists and as his own concept of 'arenas of social power', philosophers. One of the authors in this volume, and connects the idea of landscape especially with John Chapman, presaged this trend in a paper in concepts of time; 'timemarks' connect significant 1988 on the transformation of space into place, social action with cyclical patterns of time. Many http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Landscape History Taylor & Francis

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2160-2506
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10.1080/01433768.1998.10594506
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Tbe Society does not accept responsibility for opinions expressed by its contributors. stimulating foreword by Shanks, stressing the need Semiotics of Landscape: Archaeology of Mind for an interpretative social archaeology which (British Archaeological Reports, Archaeopress, grapples with experience, emotion and flux, the Oxford, 1997). Edited by GEORGE NASH. 210 x 246 mm. iv + 118 pp. 65 illustrations. 3 tables. introduction by Children and Nash is very short, and rather general. The longest exposition of ISBN 0 86054 854 6. Price £34.00. theory is offered by Chapman in his paper on settlement and burials in the flat landscape of the Landscape is big in prehistoric archaeology at the Great Hungarian Plain, which draws on many moment. Archaeologists have caught up with the approaches of cultural geographers and with the sources including Tuan, Pred and Jackson, as well reflections of many social theorists and as his own concept of 'arenas of social power', philosophers. One of the authors in this volume, and connects the idea of landscape especially with John Chapman, presaged this trend in a paper in concepts of time; 'timemarks' connect significant 1988 on the transformation of space into place, social action with cyclical patterns of time. Many

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