The Oxford Handbook of the History of Archaeology

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Contributors
1. Introduction: Towards a Multifaceted History of Archaeology
2. Writing the History of Archaeology: A Historical Overview
3. Archives, Oral History, and Histories of Archaeology
4. Photo Archives and the History of Archaeology
5. Biographical Research in the History of Archaeology
6. “Genius,” “Precursors,” and “Great (White) Men” in the History of Archaeology
7. From Deep Holes to the Bigger Picture: A History of Methods in Archaeological Excavation
8. Stratigraphy in the History of Archaeology
9. Epistemic Practices and Blurred Boundaries: Human Remains in the History of Archaeology
10. A History of Interdisciplinarity in Archaeology: The Three Science Revolutions, Their Implementation and Impact
11. A History of Archaeology and the Hard Sciences
12. Collecting Antiquities in the Nineteenth Century
13. Museums of Archaeology: Museums with Archaeology
14. Objects in Transit: On the Theory and Practices of Archaeological Collecting
15. Artifact Distribution: Networks in the History of Archaeology
16. Fakes in the History of Archaeology
17. The History of Gender Archaeology
18. A History of Historical Archaeology
19. The History of Conflict Archaeology
20. The History of Public Archaeology
21. The History of Commercial Archaeology: The United Kingdom and the United States
22. The History of Commercial Archaeology: Europe and Beyond
23. Foreign Schools in the Mediterranean in Historical Perspective
24. International Congresses in the History of Archaeology
25. The Origins and Growth of Archaeology and Education
26. “Governed by Legislation”: What Laws Do to Archaeology
27. A History of the Legal Battle Against Illicit Trade in Antiquities
28. Sacred Archaeology in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century
29. Archaeology, Nationalism, Imperialism, Colonialism, and the Postcolonial Turn
30. Archaeology and Orientalism
31. Race, Racialism, and Racism in European Archaeology, 1800–1960
32. The Political Ecology of Archaeology under Communism
33. From Stunning Solitaires to Creative Clusters: Women from Antiquarianism to Archaeology
34. Amateur Archaeology in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
35. Violence, Armies, and Archaeological Research from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-First Century
36. Archaeology as Leisure: A History of Archaeological Tourism
37. The History of the Influence of Free Market Economics on Archaeology
38. Community Approaches to Archaeology, Heritage, and Museums: A Historical Perspective
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