Parallax· 2017Q1
Sounding Situated Knowledges: Echo in Archaeoacoustics
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Short summary
This paper introduces archaeoacoustics as a method to understand how sound and listening shaped past human experiences and knowledge production, moving beyond visual-centric archaeological approaches.
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Key points
- Introduces archaeoacoustics as a new method for archaeological inquiry.
- Focuses on sound and listening as crucial elements in understanding past human experiences.
- Challenges the traditional visual-centric bias in archaeological interpretation.
- Aims to reveal how acoustic properties influenced social practices and knowledge production.
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Abstract
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Field: Archeology (Social Sciences)
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