Time in the reproduction of mortuary practices
K Mizoguchi - World Archaeology, 1993 - Taylor & Francis
World Archaeology, 1993•Taylor & Francis
This paper argues that the archaeologist can interpret the way time was marked through
human practices and manipulated in the reproduction of relations of dominance. It is argued
that this task can be accomplished by moving interpretative/analytical emphasis away from
the examination of static patterns, and interpreting the way those variables were mobilized
as symbolic resources in the production and maintenance of social structures. These points
are discussed through the study of the mortuary practices of Late Neolithic and Early Bronze …
human practices and manipulated in the reproduction of relations of dominance. It is argued
that this task can be accomplished by moving interpretative/analytical emphasis away from
the examination of static patterns, and interpreting the way those variables were mobilized
as symbolic resources in the production and maintenance of social structures. These points
are discussed through the study of the mortuary practices of Late Neolithic and Early Bronze …
Abstract
This paper argues that the archaeologist can interpret the way time was marked through human practices and manipulated in the reproduction of relations of dominance. It is argued that this task can be accomplished by moving interpretative/analytical emphasis away from the examination of static patterns, and interpreting the way those variables were mobilized as symbolic resources in the production and maintenance of social structures. These points are discussed through the study of the mortuary practices of Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age East Yorkshire, England.
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