An edition of A permeability of boundaries?
(2001)
A permeability of boundaries?
new approaches to the archaeology of art, religion, and folklore
by Robert J. Wallis and Kenneth Lymer
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Papers originally presented at a conference held at the Dept. of Archaeology, University of Southampton, England, Dec. 11-12, 1999.
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A Permeability of Boundaries?: New Approaches to the Archaeology of Art, Religion, and Folklore (Bar International Series)
January 2001, British Archaeological Reports
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A permeability of boundaries?: new approaches to the archaeology of art, religion, and folklore
2001, British Archaeological Reports
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Table of Contents
Foreword by Richard Bradley
Page xi
Introduction by Robert J. Wallis & Kenneth Lymer
Page xiii
1.
"Did ancient shamanism leave a monumental record on the land as well as in rock art?" by Paul Devereux
Page 1
2.
"Liminal in more ways than one: threshold designs(kolams) in contemporary Tamil Nadu, south India" by Renate Dohmen
Page 9
3.
"Gender bending images: permeating boundaries in ancient European iconography" by Miranda Aldhouse Green
Page 19
4.
"Myths, magic and materials: the art, artefacts and archaeology of entheogen use in the prehistoric Caribbean" by Quetta Kaye
Page 31
5.
"‘Magic’ in the expression of identity in Antebellum Philadelphia: non-Christian burial practices at the cemeteries of the First African Baptist Church" by John McCarthy
Page 41
6.
"Shamans, stones, authenticity and appropriation: contestations of invention and meaning" by Jenny Blain
Page 47
7.
"Burns marks as evidence for apotropaeic practices in houses, farm buildings and churches in Post-Medieval East Anglia" by Virginia Lloyd, John Dean & Jennifer Westwood
Page 57
8.
"Rock art and enchanted moors: the significance of rock carvings in the folklore of north-west Iberia" by Lara Bacelar Alves
Page 71
9.
"Garments deliberately concealed in buildings" by Dinah Eastop
Page 79
10.
"A Victory for common sense" by Justin Claxton
Page 85
11.
"Colorado ogham: exploiting an archaeological anomaly" by Chas S. Clifton
Page 93
12.
"Religion and society: the case of Slavonic peoples between the 7th and 12th centuries CE" Adriana Ciesielska
Page 99
13.
"The Permeability of Boundaries debate: alternative archaeology – has it happened?" Transcript of end of conference debate
Page 105
14.
"Alternative archaeology – has it happened?" by Tim Sebastion
Page 125
Afterword by Thomas A. Dowson
Page 137
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Includes bibliographical references.
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