Personal Adornment and the Construction of Identity: A Global Archaeological Perspective

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Acknowledgements
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Chapter 1 Personal adornment and identity construction in archaeology: an introduction
Chapter 2 Continuity in ornament traditions: what details can tell us. Perforated shells from the Mesolithic–Neolithic transition at Franchthi (Greece)
Chapter 3 Costume and identity in Pacific Nicaragua
Chapter 4 Performing place-based identity: dress, language and acculturation strategies in the Nahua world
Chapter 5 Forging identity: the social and symbolic significance of torques in the Iron Age Castro Culture
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Chapter 6 Disc-on-bow and penannular brooches: exploring aesthetics, traditions and political change in the Early Viking Age
Chapter 7 Itineraries and networks of the Mission San Joseph de Sapala beads
Chapter 8 Material histories of African beads: the role of personal ornaments in cultural change
Chapter 9 The dynamism of dress items in the PeriodI Vb mortuary assemblages at Hasanlu, Iran*
Chapter 10 A relational perspective on ornaments in pre-Hispanic ritual deposits in the northern U.S. Southwest
Chapter 11 Assembling ornament and assembling identity