Titlebook: Against Typological Tyranny in Archaeology; A South American Per Cristóbal Gnecco,Carl Langebaek Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68056-7w analytical proposals and forms of knowledge. We present the studies of material culture and archaeology as a disruption in the schemes of thought that are implicit in the Antarctic history. At the same time, we propose to challenge forms of typological thought that obscure plurality and present a

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Blind Men and an Elephant: Exchange Systems and Sociopolitical Organizations in the Orinoco Basin a as a heuristic model of interethnic levels of sociocultural integration among autonomous polities. According to this view, this network of cultures belonged to a cultural matrix based on political horizontality and ecological complementarity. This stable system was transformed and eventually destro

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Palenques and Palisades: A Revision of Social Complexity Issues in Contact-Period Eastern Venezuelacussed topic in recent decades in the archaeological literature. Frequently, contact-period colonial documents from the region have implicitly inspired these models, although the attempts to critically reconcile archaeological interpretation with ethnohistoric data have been minimal. This article co

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Social Space and the Archaeology of Inequality: Insights into Social Differences at Ambato Valley, analysis of the volume and structure of resources available for individuals or groups of individuals. I analyze the possibility of applying Bourdieu’s concepts of field and social space to examine the former social differentiation. From this perspective, I propose a theoretical approximation to grou

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