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The Cotsen Advanced
Seminar on
the Archaeology of Mobility
Nomads in the Old and in the New World
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The Advanced
Seminars of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA
foster the
discussion and publication of interdisciplinary research
on ancient
societies. The first volume of this series, entitled
'Theory and
Practice in Mediterranean Archaeology: Old World and New
World
Perspectives', has recently been published, a second and
third volume
are in various stages
of preparation.
The fourth volume in the series will concentrate on the
archaeology of
mobile people, both in the Old World and in the America's.
The aim of
the Cotsen Seminars is to bring together leading experts
in a field and
have them elaborate on the current state of their combined
research (click
here
for a more detailed introduction to this project).
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Archaeology
of
Mobility: Old World and New World Nomadism
edited
by
Hans Barnard and Willeke Wendrich
There have been
edited books on the
archaeology of nomadism in various regions,
and there have been
individual archaeological and anthropological
monographs, but nothing
with the kind of coverage provided in this
volume. Its strength and
importance lies in the fact that it brings
together a worldwide
collection of studies of the archaeology of
mobility. This book
provides a ready-made reference to this
worldwide phenomenon and is
unique in that it tries to redefine
pastoralism within a larger context
by the term mobility. It presents many new
ideas and thoughtful
approaches, especially in the Central Asian
region (Cotsen
Advanced
Seminars 4, Cotsen
Institute of Archaeology 2008).
Hardcover
ISBN-13: 978-1-931745-50-5
ISBN-10: 1-931745-50-1
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Paperback
ISBN-13: 978-1-931745-49-9
ISBN-10: 1-931745-49-8
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The fourth
Cotsen Advanced Seminar on
Nomadism is made possible by:
- the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at
UCLA;
- UCLA Department of Near Eastern
Languages and Cultures;
- UCLA International
Institute, Special Academic
Cooperative Projects;
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and
all individual participants.
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Cotsen Institute of
Archaeology at UCLA
P.O.-box 951510; Los Angeles, CA 90095 |
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