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9781841003115

The History of Archaeology

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  • Copyright: 1999-09-01
  • Publisher: Quadrillion Media LLC
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Author Biography

Maev Kennedy works as the Heritage Correspondent for The Guardian newspaper in London, England, where her particular interests are archaeology and conservation issues. Born in Dublin, she has also worked for The Irish Times

Table of Contents

Timelinep. 6
Site Mapp. 8
Introductionp. 10
Ancient Ancestorsp. 12
Before the Flood: The Stone Agep. 14
The Painted Huntp. 16
Out of Africa, Into Australiap. 18
Old Bones and the Leakeysp. 20
Living in the Bones: Ukrainian Mammoth Bone Housesp. 22
The Bronze Agep. 24
Worshipping the Sun and Astonishing the Neighbours: The Bronze Agep. 26
Merlin's Calendar: Stonehengep. 28
The Sun Also Rises: The Boyne Valleyp. 30
The Marching Stones: Carnacp. 32
Immortal Furniture: Scara Braep. 34
The Romans Arrive: Maiden Castlep. 36
Eye Witnesses from the Past: The Bog People, The Ice Man, The Ice Maidenp. 38
The Inuit Ice Babyp. 40
The Middle Eastp. 42
History is Invented: The Archaeology of Writingp. 44
Ninevehp. 46
Ur: Leonard Wooley's Society Digp. 48
Bogazkoy: The Hittites Uncoveredp. 50
The Dead Sea Scrollsp. 52
Mohenjo-Darop. 54
Egyptp. 56
Egypt Finds its Voice Again: The Rosetta Stonep. 58
Napoleon's Donkeys Struggle into the Desertp. 60
Tutankhamun: The Most Famous Question and Answer in Archaeologyp. 62
Where the Workers Lived: Deirp. 64
The Rescue of Abu Simbelp. 66
Ramesses, An Immortal Herop. 68
Hatshepsut: Terrorism Among the Tombsp. 70
Faces From a Crossroads: The Hawara Mummiesp. 72
China and The Far Eastp. 74
The Greatest Wall: China and the Far Eastp. 76
The Divine Bronze Age: Shang Bronzesp. 78
The Emperor's Armyp. 80
Immortality in Jade Pyjamasp. 82
The Silk Road: Curiosity Lures the Chinese Outp. 84
Japan: The Mirror in the Keyholep. 86
Borobudar: A Mountain of Stone Rises Againp. 88
Angkor Wat: A World Heritage Site on the Black Marketp. 90
Greecep. 92
Digging for Homer: Greecep. 94
Troyp. 96
Mycenaep. 98
Evans and Knossosp. 100
Elginp. 102
The School of Athensp. 104
Delphi: The End of the Godsp. 106
Romep. 108
The Scholar Cuckold: William Hamiltonp. 110
Petra: One Immortal Line of Poetryp. 112
The Painted Peace: The Happy Etruscansp. 114
Rome: The Renaissance Treasure Hunter's Larderp. 116
An Eyewitness to Archaeology: Pliny and Pompeiip. 118
Bath: Minerva in a Sewerp. 120
Lepcis Magna: The Triumph of the Local Boy Made Goodp. 122
Hadrian's Wall: Cold Feet on the Border of Empirep. 124
Biblical Archaeologyp. 126
Christianity and the Archaeology of Faithp. 128
The Walls Fall Down: Jerichop. 130
The Queen of Sheba and Great Zimbabwep. 132
Jerusalem: Archaeology Under a Shower of Stonesp. 134
Celtic Asceticism on the Rim of Irelandp. 136
Coptic Christians: A Living Link to Ancient Egyptp. 138
The Ark: The Search Continuesp. 140
Americasp. 142
Yearning for Vikings: The Kensington Stone and American Archaeologyp. 144
L'Anse Aux Meadows and the Missing Vineyardp. 146
Jefferson, The 'Father' of American Archaeology, Digs Up His Own Back Yardp. 148
Great Serpent Mound, A Puzzling Monumentp. 150
Jamestown, The Colony That Failedp. 152
Mesa Verde, The Cattle Rancher's Treasuryp. 154
The Bloody Ball Game: The Mayans at Copanp. 156
The Aztecs Under Mexicop. 158
Sipan: The Unlooked For Royal Tombsp. 160
Machu Picchu, The Misinterpreted City in the Cloudsp. 162
El Plomo, Chile: The Saddest Sacrificesp. 164
Modern Timesp. 166
The Ancient History of Modern Timesp. 168
Archaeology Gets its Feet Wetp. 170
Bringing Up the Boats: The Mary Rose and the Vasap. 172
Palaces Under the Sea: Cleopatra's Alexandriap. 174
Cooking Pots and the Industrial Revolutionp. 176
Any Old Iron? The Archaeology of Yesterday's Redundanciesp. 178
And Did Those Feet? A Retired Chiropodist Looks Downp. 180
More Science, Less Digging, and Still the Water Rises: Conclusionp. 182
Glossaryp. 184
Book Listp. 186
Indexp. 187
Acknowledgementsp. 192
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