Archaeology: Myths Within and Without

Archaeology: Myths Within and Without
Volume 30.2 (Nov 2015)

Editors: Benjamin Hinson and Barbora Janulíková

1. Introduction
Article

Benjamin Hinson and Barbora Janulíková

2. Archaeology and national building: a view from Iran
Article

Rana Daroogheh

3. Understanding metaphors in sustaining cultural landscapes within traditional societies in Australia and Zimbabwe
Article

Ashton Sinamai

4. Struggle for identity in the Czech and Slovak Republics: the myths of Magna Moravia and the Přemyslid State
Article

Jana Maříková-Kubková, Pavla Tomanová and Katarína Válová

5. We are not looking for gold: on archaeology as a myth
Article

Miriam E. Domínguez

6. It's all magical and made up, really': negotiating between academic and alternative narratives of British prehistory
Article

Elizabeth Pratt

7. The child in the copper pail: Canadian Plateau child burials and regionally entrenched archaeological myths
Article

Chris Arnett and Celia Nord

8. Lost tribes, Old World settlers, and the archaeology of North America
Article

Peregrine Gerard-Little

9. Demaratus Debunked: the problem with using historical texts over archaeological evidence in creating technological time lines
Article

Andrew Carroll

10. Finding homelands: excavating myth and identity from East to West
Article

Meghan Bowe, Liz Cohen and Hyun Kyung Lee

11. Reclaiming the streets: the role of archaeology in deconstructing the myths of contemporary society
Article

Rachael Kiddey and Paul Graves-Brown

12. Archaeological imagery in children's television: how archaeology reinforces innocence and authority
Article

Trudie Cole

13. Separating artefacts from fiction: using museum education and outreach to increase archaeology's relevance and impact in society
Article

Trisha Biers and Sarah-Jane Harknett

14. Pyramids, dragons and whores: (Post)colonial myths and metafictions in the "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels by G. R. R. Martin
Article

Uroš Matić

15. Medieval Childhood: Archaeological Approaches
Book Review

Edited By: D.M. Hadley and K.A. Hemer

Reviewed By: Leslie Quade

16. The Archaeology and Ethnography of Central Africa
Book Review

Authored By: James Denbow

Reviewed By: Chris Wingfield

17. Wonderful Things: A History of Egyptology 1 (From Antiquity to 1881)
Book Review

Authored By: Jason Thompson

Reviewed By: Nicky Nielsen

18. The Cambridge World Prehistory
Book Review

Edited By: Colin Renfrew and Paul Bahn

Reviewed By: Don P. O'Meara

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Archaeology: Myths Within and Without

Archaeology: Myths Within and Without Volume 30.2 (Nov 2015)

1. Introduction Article

2. Archaeology and national building: a view from Iran Article

3. Understanding metaphors in sustaining cultural landscapes within traditional societies in Australia and Zimbabwe Article

4. Struggle for identity in the Czech and Slovak Republics: the myths of Magna Moravia and the Přemyslid State Article

5. We are not looking for gold: on archaeology as a myth Article

6. It's all magical and made up, really': negotiating between academic and alternative narratives of British prehistory Article

7. The child in the copper pail: Canadian Plateau child burials and regionally entrenched archaeological myths Article

8. Lost tribes, Old World settlers, and the archaeology of North America Article

9. Demaratus Debunked: the problem with using historical texts over archaeological evidence in creating technological time lines Article

10. Finding homelands: excavating myth and identity from East to West Article

11. Reclaiming the streets: the role of archaeology in deconstructing the myths of contemporary society Article

12. Archaeological imagery in children's television: how archaeology reinforces innocence and authority Article

13. Separating artefacts from fiction: using museum education and outreach to increase archaeology's relevance and impact in society Article

14. Pyramids, dragons and whores: (Post)colonial myths and metafictions in the "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels by G. R. R. Martin Article

15. Medieval Childhood: Archaeological Approaches Book Review

16. The Archaeology and Ethnography of Central Africa Book Review

17. Wonderful Things: A History of Egyptology 1 (From Antiquity to 1881) Book Review

18. The Cambridge World Prehistory Book Review