Materiality And Consumption In The Bronze Age Mediterranean by Louise Steel
The Archaeology of Everyday Life
This scholarly work delves into the intricate relationship between material culture and consumption practices in the Bronze Age Mediterranean, exploring how objects were not merely functional but also played a crucial role in social and cultural dynamics. Through a detailed examination of archaeological findings, the book highlights the significance of materiality in shaping identities, power structures, and economic systems during this period. It provides insights into how the exchange and use of materials influenced interactions among diverse communities, offering a nuanced understanding of the interconnectedness of societies in the ancient Mediterranean world.
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- 2013
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