文档介绍：A Fearsome Heritage
One World Archaeology Series
Sponsored by the World Archaeological Congress
Series Editors: Joan Gero, Mark Leone, and Robin Torrence
One World Archaeology volumes contain carefully edited selections of the exem-
plary papers presented at the World Archaeology Congress (WAC), held every four
years, and intercongress meetings. The subject matter of this series is wide-ranging,
reflecting the diverse interests of WAC. WAC gives place to considerations of power
and politics in framing archaeological questions and results. anization also
gives place and privilege to minorities who have often been silenced or regarded as
beyond capable of making main line contributions to the field. All royalties from the
series are used to help the wider work of WAC, including providing the means for
less advantaged colleagues to attend WAC conferences, thereby enabling them to
contribute to the development of the academic debate surrounding the study of the
past. Beginning with volume 48, the One World Archaeology series will be pub-
lished by Left Coast Press, Inc.
51 Rethinking Agriculture, Timothy P. Denham, José Iriarte, Luc Vrydaghs (eds.)
50 A Fearsome Heritage, John Schofield and Wayne Cocroft (eds.)
49 Archaeology to Delight and Instruct, Heather Burke and Claire Smith (eds.)
48 African Re-Genesis, Jay B. Haviser and Kevin C. MacDonald (eds.)
Previous volumes in this series, available from Routledge:
47 Indigenous Archaeologies 24 Social Construction of the Past
46 Archaeologies of the British 23 Sacred Sites, Sacred Places
45 Natural Disasters and Cultural Change 22 Tropical Archaeobotany
44 Matériel Culture 21 Archaeology and the Information Age
43 The Dead and Their Possessions 20 The Archaeology of Africa
42 Illicit Antiquities 19 Origins of Human Behaviour
41 Destruction and Conservation of Cul- 18 From the Baltic to the Black Sea
tural Property 17 The Excluded Past
40 Madness, Disability & Social Exclusion 16 Signifying