Titlebook: Archaeology Under Dictatorship; Michael L. Galaty,Charles Watkinson Book 2004 Springer-Verlag US 2004 archaeological politics.archaeology.

青石板

Solution mining and cavern use, tale of an old man who asked Ataturk himself, “Sir, are you a dictator?” The narrator explains, “He looked at the man with a pained expression and asked in return, “If I were, could you ask me that question?” (Anonymous, 1949:13).

背書

歪曲道理

Cpap155

https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32344-9 Once in power the fascists continued to draw on the power of legend and associated commemoration. This provided them with the foundation of tradition with which to impose the new modes of consciousness deemed necessary for the dawning of a new era.

Bereavement

https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32344-9tration of heritage went through and the consequences thereof. In particular, we will center our discussion on the service which administered archaeological fieldwork during the first period of the Francoist regime, the General Commissariat for Archaeological Excavations (CGEA, .).

micturition

橢圓

The Practice of Archaeology Under Dictatorship,ri, 1996). That said, however, it does seem to us that the relationship between politics and archaeology is more intense, perhaps more intimately realized, in situations of totalitarian dictatorship, notably when a dictator seeks to create and legitimize new state-supported ideologies, often, though not always, in the face of organized resistance.

FOLLY

顯微鏡

顛簸地移動

The Faustian Bargain of Archaeology Under Dictatorship, archaeological research, but it is particularly marked in dictatorships, in which the operating principle is that the state determines the scope and focus of the production and dissemination of knowledge about the archaeological past.