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Georgian worldview: a standalone construct

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Historical archaeology

an eighteenth-century shift in Anglo-American material culture toward symmetry, order and individuality, seen in houses, gravestones and dishes.

In historical archaeology, Georgian worldview refers to an eighteenth-century shift in Anglo-American material culture toward symmetry, order and individuality, seen in houses, gravestones and dishes. This meaning comes from Deetz (1977) in In small things forgotten.[1]

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References

Deetz, J. (1977). In small things forgotten. Anchor Press/Doubleday. ISBN 9780385483995

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