… , we review time perspectivism and provide a brief intellectual history of time in archaeology,
… about their ideas for an archaeological concept of time derived from formation studies of the …

… Ultimately, the book will suggest that if we want to understand what archaeological time is…
time, they make time. The crucial question then becomes: what kinds of time do archaeological …

… archaeologists are increasingly emphasizing time not only in their interpretation of the
archaeological … understanding of time plays a role in actually creating archaeological phenomena. …

… times of processual archaeology, … time as used in archaeology. This deconstruction, part of
which has come to be known as “time perspectivism,” was closely tied to what was at that time …

… For it is precisely because time lies at the heart of archaeology that we may take it too much
… in which time, in particular the way we understand time, affects the way we do archaeology. …

… At the same time the way we view the past as archaeologists falls within the subjective
domain. And as we know from our own experience, different conceptions of time can be held …

… archaeology, because of its unique access to long time spans of human history, is obliged
to refer to large-scale processes, or even that the resolution of the archaeological … of time to …

… In this article an archaeological critique of the time of modernity is proposed. This critique …
archaeological accounts of the time of modernity: historical archaeology has to follow the time …

… alternate ways to conceptualize archaeological problems. After intensive … archaeology, our
notion of archaeological landscape embodies the view that the distribution of archaeological …

… The need to realign and, indeed, to re-theorize our concept of time within archaeology has …
contemporary archaeological theory is a clear demonstration of the embeddedness of time as …