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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Culture Contact"”.
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A History of Culture Contact in North-Eastern New Caledonia 1774-1870
… and the Europeans with whom they came into· contact between 1774 and 1870. Within this theme the main focus of attention is the impact of culture contact on Melanesian social organization, attitudes and way of life during the period of intensive contact after 1843. The process was reciprocal …
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A History of Culture Contact in North-Eastern New Caledonia 1774-1870
… and the Europeans with whom they came into· contact between 1774 and 1870. Within this theme the main focus of attention is the impact of culture contact on Melanesian social organization, attitudes and way of life during the period of intensive contact after 1843. The process was reciprocal …
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The alien presence: Palaeoentomological approaches to trade and migration
… remains to stand as evidence of past trade and culture contact. Three methodological tools are used to evaluate the effectiveness of insect subfossils as palaeoeconomic indicators: palaeoecology, biogeography, and isotopic analysis. Underpinning each of the methodological approaches is the …
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The Maritime Archaeology of West Africa in the Atlantic World: Investigations at Elmina, Ghana
… and Europeans on the coast, and speak to the culture contact and flow of commodities across different cultural contexts.</p>
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Cross-Cultural Interaction and Migration: Retheorizing Greek Colonization in the 7th-4th Centuries BC with the Exchange of Attic Figured Pottery
… research validates the importance of material culture for understanding culture contact. Furthermore, it demonstrates how interdisciplinary frameworks are essential for this type of interpretation. Finally, this study is particularly relevant as a case for comparison to today where migration …
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Sights/Sites of Spectacle: Anglo/Asante Appropriations, Diplomacy and Displays of Power 1816-1820
… the appropriation of conventions, material culture and symbolism by Asante, Islamic and European representatives during an important diplomatic ceremony. This thesis focuses on Bowdich’s published account and this illustration in particular, in order to explore the hypothesis that such …
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Finding balance in unequal relations: the burial of humans and animals in the Viking Age world
… were mixed with human remains, buried in close contact with human bodies, and sometimes buried without humans at all. Animals were also not simply ‘animals’, as shown by the multiple modalities in which different species - and individual members within them - could be involved in funerary …