Archaeology and Cultural Mixture

Archaeology and Cultural Mixture
Volume 28.1 (Apr 2013)

Editor: W. Paul van Pelt

Archaeology and Cultural Mixture

1. Introduction
Article

W. Paul van Pelt

2. From Hybridity to Entanglement, from Essentialism to Practice
Article

Philipp W. Stockhammer

3. Postcolonial Baggage at the End of the Road: How to Put the Genie Back into its Bottle and Where to Go from There
Article

Eleftheria Pappa

4. Beyond Creolization and Hybridity: Entangled and Transcultural Identities in Philistia
Article

Louise A. Hitchcock and Aren M. Maeir

5. Convivencia in a Borderland: The Danish-Slavic Border in the Middle Ages
Article

Magdalena Naum

6. Problematizing Typology and Discarding the Colonialist Legacy: Approaches to Hybridity in the Terracotta Figurines of Hellenistic Babylonia
Article

Stephanie M. Langin-Hooper

7. Signal and Noise: Digging up the Dead in Archaeology and Afro-Cuban Palo Monte
Article

Stephan Palmié

8. Hybridity at the Contact Zone: Ethnoarchaeological Perspectives from the Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia
Article

Marcus Brittain, Timothy Clack and Juan Salazar Bonet

9. Considering Mimicry and Hybridity in Early Colonial New England: Health, Sin and the Body "Behung with Beades"
Article

Diana D. Loren

10. Our Children Might be Strangers: Frontier Migration and the Meeting of Cultures across Generations
Article

Hendrik van Gijseghem

11. Ethnogenesis and Hybridity in Proto-Historic Period Nicaragua
Article

Geoffrey G. McCafferty and Carrie L. Dennett

12. Bi-Directional Forced Deportations in the Neo-Assyrian Empire and the Origins of the Samaritans: Colonialism and Hybridity
Article

Yigal Levin

13. Networking the Middle Ground? The Greek Diaspora, Tenth to Fifth Century BC
Article

Carla M. Antonaccio

14. Cultural Mixing in Egyptian Archaeology: The 'Hyksos' as a Case Study
Article

Bettina Bader

15. Mixing Food, Mixing Cultures: Archaeological Perspectives
Article

Mary C. Beaudry

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