Memory Work: Archaeologies of Material Practices

摘要

The first is in repetitive actions or structured deposits, which are illustrated by the deep stratigraphies at the Formative site of Puerto Escondido, Honduras (Rosemary A. Joyce); the ditch deposits at the Neolithic enclosure at Etton, England (Joshua Pollard); the long use of mound constructions and modifications at Complex A at La Venta (Susan D. Gillespie); and the deposits of human remains associated with violence in pithouses and kivas in the American Southwest (Walker). [...] there are those practices involved with forgetting, including the destruction, hiding, or ritual retirement of objects.