Hidden hands : Egyptian workforces in Petrie excavation archives 1880-1924 /
Despite major movements for change, in practice archaeologists still pursue the past to the exclusion of the present inhabitants of archaeological landscapes. Archaeological archives hold a key to understanding how archaeology took shape as a separate study, and so have great potential to contribute...
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| ISBN: | 9780715639047 0715639048 |
Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Setting a Stage
- 2. Labour and name in the Petrie publications
- 3. Names in the Petrie Journals
- 4. Acts of excision: anonymity in the Petrie Journals
- 5. The Petrie Notebooks: individual issues
- 6. Discovery names and object biographies: individual features and finds
- 7. Find-group records with finder names
- 8. Notebook base: name-lists
- 9. Faces and names: the photographs
- 10. Parallel lives in the archaeology of Egypt.