ASA09: Anthropological and archaeological imaginations: past, present and future

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P01

Thinking, acting and knowing through religious 'things': artefacts in the making of cosmology

P02

Imagineering the past: the (mis)uses of anthropology and archaeology in tourism

P04

The material culture of dance

P05

The archaeology of family and kinship

P06

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Appropriating authenticity: anthropological and archaeological enquiries on a shared theme

P08

Civilisation: a reintroduction

P09

Historical ecologies of tropical landscapes: new engagements between anthropologists and archaeologists

P10

Emergent novelty and the evolutionary dynamics of organic and cultural life-forms

P11

Engaging anthropology and archaeology: theory, practice and publics

P12

Something borrowed, something new? Practices and politics of imitation

P13

Encounters with the past: the emotive materiality and affective presence of human remains

P14

Exploring the dangers and virtues of ancient things

P15

Humans and other animals

P16

Genes and culture, past and present

P18

Monumentalising the past, archaeologies of the future

P19

Ruins: perception, reception and reality

P20

Anthropology, archaeology and human origins: returning to 'big questions'

P22

Remembering and re-envisioning the past

P23

Diffusion: a reappraisal of the concept

P24

If anthropologists had digs

P25

What can archaeological data tell us about anthropological realities?

P26

Interdisciplinary interfaces: third dialogical spaces where archaeology and anthropology meet

P27

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Seascape: anthropological and archaeological approaches to the human habitation of the sea

P28

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Cultural negotiation: the dialogue between rituals and globalisation

P29

Sacred architecture: archaeological and anthropological perspectives

P30

Space, place, architecture: a major meeting point between social anthropology and archaeology?

P31

The archaeology and anthropology of the imaginative and imagined self

P32

Imagining past and present landscapes

P33

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Heritage and art between state ideology and grassroots activism

P34

The ambiguous objects of hospitality: material ethics, houses and dangerous guests

P35

Inner landscapes: ethnographies of interior dialogue, mood and imagination

P36

Anthropology and self-representation

P37

Healing wounds, working together: archaeologists and social anthropologists in the study of traumatic events of the past

P40

Professionalisation and institutionalisation

P41

When is contemporary archaeology anthropology?

P43

P44

Postgraduate forum

Plen1

Divorce and partial reconciliation: twentieth century disciplinary trajectories in social anthropology and archaeology

Plen2

Cultural authenticity

Plen3

Epistemologies and models of explanation

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