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contextual archaeology: a standalone construct

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Archaeology

reading the meaning of an object through the whole web of its relationships with other objects, places and practices.

In archaeology, contextual archaeology refers to reading the meaning of an object through the whole web of its relationships with other objects, places and practices. This meaning comes from Hodder (1986) in Reading the past.[1]

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Hodder, I. (1986). Reading the past. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521327435

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