Edited volume explores cultural practices and archaeological interpretations across a global framework, suggesting diverse approaches.
Key Points
The volume provides innovative insights into sentient archaeology, emphasizing the relationship between places and cultural practices.
Key contributions discuss archaeological objects in relation to global perspectives, encouraging interdisciplinary dialogue.
This edited collection brings together specialists to explore how cultural practices influence interpretations of archaeology across different regions and contexts for a richer understanding of history and society's connection to the past. This illustrates the broader scope of human experience against a backdrop of diverse archaeological findings and methodologies, highlighting cultural significance in past societies.