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>Susan Piddock <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Dominance and Resistance in Hist. Arch
>
>Hi Histarchs
>         I am looking for some references to or survey articles about
>domination and resistance in historical archaeology.
>...

Martin Hall has written several things you might find of interest:
'Subaltern voices?' in Funari et al (eds.) Historical Archaeology; Back
from the Edge (1999) and 'Lifting the veil of popular history:
archaeology and politics in urban Cape Town' in Bond and Gillam (eds)
Social Construction of the Past: Representations of Power (1994), for
example.

I also enjoyed Heather Burke's Meaning and Ideology in Historical
Archaeology: Style, Social Identity and Capitalism in an Australian Town
(1999).

Has someone already mentioned Leone's work?

Best wishes,

Pat
(who would also like to draw attention to the domination and resistance
which goes on in the practice of historical archaeology - not just the
use of archaeology in dominance and resistance of groups and communities
at a national scale, as noted by Hall, but also the dominance and
resistance which goes on in academic departments, archaeology units,
etc. - ooh, I wasn't supposed to understand theory in that way, was I?)
--
Pat Reynolds
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