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archaeologyof cult1 CONSTRUCTArchaeology of cultRENFREW · ARCHAEOLOGY

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a framework of material indicators, such as special places, attention-focusing devices and offerings, for recognizing ritual.

In archaeology, archaeology of cult refers to a framework of material indicators, such as special places, attention-focusing devices and offerings, for recognizing ritual. This meaning comes from Renfrew (1985) in The archaeology of cult.[1]

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  1. Renfrew, C. (1985). The archaeology of cult. British School of Archaeology at Athens. ISBN 9780500960219

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