Arqueologías de la mobilidad: cruzando los límites espaciales y temporales
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2016-12-31
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Beaudry, Mary C.
Parno, Travis G.
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Mary C Beaudry, Travis G Parno. 2016. "Arqueologías de la mobilidad: cruzando los límites espaciales y temporales." Vestígios - Revista Latino-Americana de Arqueologia Histórica, Volume 10, Issue 2, pp. 6 - 24. https://doi.org/10.31239/vtg.v10i2.10555
Abstract
En este artículo se delinea la historia de los enfoques arqueológicos sobre el movimiento y la movilidad y se discute la reciente aparición de un “nuevo paradigma de movilidades” en muchas disciplinas, incluyendo la arqueología, en el que los temas más frecuentemente explorados se centran en torno a redes, flujos, tierra natal, globalización, migración, colonialismo y colonización, arqueología multi-local, transiciones y transformaciones, y affordances de lugar y espacio. Los autores respaldan un enfoque basado en la trayectoria del movimiento que se centra en las relaciones fluidas entre personas, objetos, tiempo y espacio y proporcionan una visión general de la literatura reciente sobre estudios de casos en arqueologías de lamovilidad.
This article traces the history of archaeological approaches to movement and mobility and discusses the recent emergence of a “new mobilities paradigm” across many disciplines, including archaeology, in which the themes most often explored center around networks, flows, homelands, globalization, migration, colonialism and colonization, multi-sited archaeology, transitions and transformations, and affordances of place and space. The authors endorse a trajectory-based approach to movement that focuses on fluid relationships among people, objects, time, and space and provide an overview of recent literature about and case studies in archaeologies of mobility.
This article traces the history of archaeological approaches to movement and mobility and discusses the recent emergence of a “new mobilities paradigm” across many disciplines, including archaeology, in which the themes most often explored center around networks, flows, homelands, globalization, migration, colonialism and colonization, multi-sited archaeology, transitions and transformations, and affordances of place and space. The authors endorse a trajectory-based approach to movement that focuses on fluid relationships among people, objects, time, and space and provide an overview of recent literature about and case studies in archaeologies of mobility.
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