Material Culture and Identities in Egyptology
Towards a Better Understanding of Cultural Encounters and their Influence on Material Culture
by Bettina Bader
Hardback (Published)
(March 2021)
ISBN: 9783700187981
Price: $95.00
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The book examines the connection between identity and material culture, which forms the backbone of archaeology. The assumed direct relationship between the things of daily life and the aspects of identity such as gender, age or ethnicity to name but a few is challenged under consideration of post-colonial theories and critically applied to a case study in ancient Egypt (Tell el-Dab’a), which provides exclusively material culture for interpretation. Besides a detailed introduction to the formation and current use of aspects of identity and culture concepts with special regard to archaeology, definitions (such as ‘entanglement’ and ‘appropriation’) and a placement of fusions of material culture from various areas in the theoretical framework are proposed.
- By (author) Bettina Bader
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The Ancient Near East in Transregional Perspective
Material Culture and Exchange between Mesopotamia, the Levant and Lower Egypt from 5800 to 5200 calBC
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