Lost city, found pyramid : understanding alternative archaeologies and pseudoscientific practices
Bok Engelsk 2016
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Utgitt | Tuscaloosa, Alabama : : The University of Alabama Press, , [2016]
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Omfang | VIII, 259 sider : illustrasjoner
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Opplysninger | Alternatives and pseudosciences: a history of archaeological engagement with extraordinary claims / Jeb J. Card and David S. Anderson -- Steampunk inquiry: a comparative vivisection of discovery pseudosciences / Jeb J. Card -- Part I. Case studies in alternative constructions of the past: methods, ideologies, and practitioners -- The Lost White City of the Honduras: discovered again (and again) / Christopher Begley -- Witches, shamans, and looters: alternative uses and contemporary ritual reuse of archaeological remains in the north-central coast of Peru / Stacy Dunn -- Black Olmecs and White Egyptians: a parable for professional archaeological responses to pseudoarchaeology / David S. Anderson -- Creationist history-making: producing a heterodox past / James S. Bielo -- Creating pyramids: participation, performance, and pseudoarchaeology in Bosnia-Herzegovina / Tera C. Pruitt -- Part II. How archaeologists should or should not engage with pseudoarchaeology -- The central Australian face: a study of archaeological responses to a pseudoarchaeological claim / Denis Gojak -- The proliferation of pseudoarchaeology through "reality" television programming / Evan A. Parker -- Lessons learned from lost civilizations / Kenneth L. Feder, Terry Barnhart, Deborah A. Bolnick, and Bradley T. Lepper -- Ghost hunting as archaeology: archaeology as ghost hunting / April M. Beisaw -- Answering pseudoarchaeology / Kenneth L. Feder.
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ISBN | 978-0-8173-1911-3
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ISBN(galt) | h.
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