Follow the cut, follow the rhythm, follow the material
M Edgeworth - Norwegian archaeological review, 2012 - Taylor & Francis
Norwegian archaeological review, 2012•Taylor & Francis
Archaeologists do not have to look to external theory to kick-start the interpretation of
material remains. Greater confidence can be placed in the meanings which emerge from our
most basic encounters with archaeological evidence, which impart a direction and trajectory
to research from the very outset–realigning applied ideas and giving impetus to new
intellectual currents. Such emergent meanings already have intrinsic movement and
vibrancy, deriving from a strong grounding in an unfolding material world opened up through …
material remains. Greater confidence can be placed in the meanings which emerge from our
most basic encounters with archaeological evidence, which impart a direction and trajectory
to research from the very outset–realigning applied ideas and giving impetus to new
intellectual currents. Such emergent meanings already have intrinsic movement and
vibrancy, deriving from a strong grounding in an unfolding material world opened up through …
Archaeologists do not have to look to external theory to kick-start the interpretation of material remains. Greater confidence can be placed in the meanings which emerge from our most basic encounters with archaeological evidence, which impart a direction and trajectory to research from the very outset – realigning applied ideas and giving impetus to new intellectual currents. Such emergent meanings already have intrinsic movement and vibrancy, deriving from a strong grounding in an unfolding material world opened up through excavation and direct contact with things. This paper explores the ways in which archaeologists follow the rhythms and flows of cuts, artefacts and other material entities.
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