Kroeber Anthropological
Society Papers

Nos. 73-74, 1992

Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers
Nos. 73-74, 1992

Special Edition: Material Culture Studies
Preface

Margaret W. Conkey     ....................................... ......................  iii

Re-Presentations of Palaeolithic Visual Imagery: Simulacra and their Alternatives

Marcia-Anne Dobres ......................................1.......................

Power and Negotiation through Material Culture: The Case of the Chaco Regional
System

James M. Potter    ......................... ....................................  26

The Transformation of British Culture in the Eastern Cape, 1820 - 1860

Margot Winer and James Deetz ..........................................................  41

Structured Consumption and Manipulated Meaning: Two Aspects of Style
in Industrial Artifacts

John Blanford ...................    ..........................................  62

The New California Mission System: Museums, Gift Shops, and Historical
Archaeologists

Mark Pedelty ...................     ..........................................  80

Archaeological Mediations of the Conquest and Constructions of Mexican National
Identity

Justin R. Hyland   ........................ .....................................  92

What is Archaeology, Really?

Robert H. Gargett ............................. ................................  115

The Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers
Numbers 73 and 74, 1992

Editorial Committee:

Soren Germer, Justin Hyland, Tom Overton, Takeyuki Tsuda, Margot Winer
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