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Visiting Scholar Conference Volumes
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction: Making Senses of the Past -Jo Day
2. Dibéwagendamowin / Kārohirohi: Reflections on Sacred Images onthe Rocks -William A. Allen, Gerard O’Regan, Perry Fletcher,and Roger Noganosh
3. The sound of sulfur and smell of lightning: sensing the volcano -Karen Holmberg
4. Colored Monuments and Sensory Theater among the Mississippians -Corin C. O. Pursell
5. Maya Palaces as Experiences: Ancient Maya Royal Architecture and Its Influence on Sensory Perception -Ryan Mongelluzzo
6. Coming to Our Senses at Chavín de Huantar -Mary Weismantel
7. The Sensory Experience of Blood Sacrifice in the Roman Imperial Cult -Candace Weddle
8. Embodying the Divine: The Sensational Experience of the Sixth-Century Eucharist -Heather Hunter-Crawley
9. A Sense of Touch—the Full-Body Experience—in the Past and Present of Çatalhöyük, Turkey -Ruth Tringham
10. Musical Space and Quiet Space in Medieval Monastic Canterbury -Joe Williams
11. Sustenance, Taste, and the Practice of Community in Ancient Mesopotamia -Marie Hopwood
12. The Scent of Status: Prestige and Perfume at the Bronze Age Palace at Pylos, Greece -Joanne M. A. Murphy
13. A Whiff of Mortality: The Smells of Death in Roman and Byzantine Beth She’an-Scythopolis -Emerson Avery
14. Imagined Aromas and Artificial Flowers in Minoan Society -Jo Day
15. Craft and Sensory Play in Late Bronze Age Boeotia -Anastasia Dakouri-Hild
16. Scents and Sensibilities: The Phenomenology of Late Neolithic Iberian Slate Plaque Production -Jonathan T. Thomas
17. The production process as sensory experience: making and seeing iron in colonial New England -Krysta Ryzewski
18. Beyond the Display Case: Creating a Multisensory Museum Experience -Catherine P. Foster
19. Imagined Narratives: Sensory Lives in the Chacoan Southwest -Ruth M. Van Dyke
20. Afterword: Eleven Theses on the Archaeology of the Senses -Yannis Hamilakis
Contributors
Index
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