History of Archaeology: International Perspectives

Contents

Foreword to the XVII UISPP Congress Proceedings Series Edition (Luiz Oosterbeek); Foreword to the Volume (Marc-Antoine Kaeser); Part I: International relations in the history of archaeology – Session organised by Margarita Díaz-Andreu and Víctor M. Fernández: Introduction: International relations in the history of archaeology (Margarita Díaz-Andreu and Víctor M. Fernández); British ideas in a French World. Victorian anthropologists and the creation of the concept of Palaeolithic Art (1890-1906) (Eduardo Palacio-Pérez); From far away: museums, collections and scientific research (Karina Vanesa Chichkoyan); Funding international study trips in early twentieth century Europe: the JAE grants and the presence of Spanish archaeologists in Italy (1907-1936) (Francisco Sánchez Salas); Romanità in Spain? The contacts between Spanish and Italian classical archaeologists during the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera (1923-1930) (Margarita Díaz-Andreu); Archaeological connections: tracking and tracing international relations throughout Portuguese colonialism (Patrícia Conde, João Carlos Senna-Martínez and Ana Cristina Martins); Africanism and international relations in Spanish prehistoric archaeology (1939-1956) (Enrique Gozalbes-Cravioto); Internationalism and lake-dwelling research after the Second World War (Géraldine Delley); An Influential Outsider. Georges Laplace between French institutions and Italian prehistory (Sébastien Plutniak and Massimo Tarantini); The ‘Tagus Generation’ in Portuguese archaeology: transition, innovation or ‘revolution’? (A first analysis) (Ana Cristina Martins); Learning to be scientific. The introduction of ‘New Archaeology’ in Spain, 1975-1990 (Víctor M. Fernández); The Chicago Connection in Spanish Paleolithic Prehistory (Lawrence Guy Straus); Part II: The Revolution of the Sixties in Prehistory and Protohistory – Session organised by François Djindjian and Alessandro Guidi: Introduction - The Revolution of the Sixties in Prehistory and Protohistory (François Djindjian and Alessandro Guidi); The Revolution of the Sixties in Prehistory and Protohistory (François Djindjian); La préhistoire en Union Soviétique des années 1950 aux années 1960 (Lioudmila Iakovleva); Marxism in the European archaeology of the sixties: the case studies of Italy and France (Alessandro Guidi); Les relevés de Léon Pales et ses lectures de l’art mobilier sur les pierres gravées de La Marche (Vienne) (Anne-Catherine Welté); ‘Mission’: modernize! Portuguese archaeology in the 1960s (a preamble) (Ana Cristina Martins); The New Archaeology and the Archaeology of Australia (Tim Murray); Part III: Lobbying for Archaeology – Session organised by Géraldine Delley and Marc-Antoine Kaeser: Innovative alliances in the history of archaeology: introduction to a new field of inquiry (Marc-Antoine Kaeser); Radiocarbon and archaeology: an innovative alliance in the post-WWII scientific field (Géraldine Delley); Lobbying for archaeology in the Italian ‘First Republic’ (Alessandro Guidi); Interests on the margins of the disciplines: computing, engineers and archaeologists in France (1950–2000) (Sébastien Plutniak); The Australian Research Council and the archaeology of the modern city in Australia (Tim Murray)