Preserving Field Records : Archival Techniques for Archaeologists and Anthropologists

by: Kenworthy, M.A. King, E.M. Ruwell, M.E. Van Houten, T.

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Preserving field records : archival techniques for archaeologists and anthropologists

Authors: Mary Anne Kenworthy,
University of Pennsylvania University Museum

ix, 102 pages, 1 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm

Contents:
Preface: On Life Betwixt and Between Prologue to a Diasporan Journey PART I REIMAGINING NORTH AMERICA'S AFRICAN DIASPORA 1. "Africa" in Minnesota 2. Ethnographic Grounding PART II ACROSS DIASPORAN SPACE/TIME: WHO IS "AFRICAN" IN A GLOBAL ECUMENE? 3. "Three Parts African": Blood, Heart, Skin, and Memory 4. Organizing Across Diasporan Crosscurrents 5. The African Body Resistant PART III CREATING "AFRICA": A STATE OF MIND/BODY/SPIRIT 6. Healing the Mind: Embodying an African Epistemology 7. Healing the Body: Reactivating the African Habitus 8. Healing the Spirit: Embodying an African Historicity Epilogue to a Diasporan Journey Appendix A: Research Design, Methods, and Documents: Cultural Wellness Center Appendix B: CWC and Powderhorn Photographs, by Bruce Silcox Notes Bibliography Index

Preserving Field Records : Archival Techniques for Archaeologists and Anthropologists

by: Kenworthy, M.A. King, E.M. Ruwell, M.E. Van Houten, T.

• ISBN-13: 9780934718721 / 978-0-934718-72-1
• ISBN-03: 0934718725 / 0-934718-72-5
• The University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1985

Price: 8,50 EURO

1 copy in stock