Cambridge University Press eBooks· 2013
Archaeology and the Senses
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This book argues that archaeology has historically neglected multi-sensory experiences, favoring vision and a Western hierarchy of senses, and proposes a 'sensorial archaeology' for a richer understanding of the past.
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