1878-1884年，斯托克纽因顿旧石器时代早期发现的收藏家、阶级和冲突

IF 1.8 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-08-08 DOI:10.1080/00438243.2023.2170456

M. White

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本文利用1878年在伦敦斯托克纽因顿发现丰富的下旧石器时代“生活层”之后的事件，探索19世纪中后期旧石器时代考古学中存在的社会和经济关系和不平衡。它特别探讨了英国工人阶级在收集现存记录方面的作用，他们可能引入的偏见，以及这些考古对他们自己的生活和生计的价值。

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Collectors, class and conflict at the lower palaeolithic discovery at Stoke Newington, 1878-1884

ABSTRACT This paper uses events following the 1878 discovery of a rich Lower Palaeolithic ‘living floor’ at Stoke Newington, London, to explore the social and economic relationships and imbalances that existed within Palaeolithic archaeology in the mid to late nineteenth century. It explores in particular the role of the British working classes in amassing the extant record, the biases they might have introduced and the value of this archaeology to their own lives and livelihoods.

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