Key:

  • R Restricted Access
  • F Full Access

Contents:

SECTION I: THEORIZING THE SPIRITUAL

    1. R 1 
      Beyond Belief: The Archaeology of Religion and Ritual
      1. Yorke M Rowan
    2. R 2 
      Matters of Belief: Middle-Range Theory, Religion, and the "State"
      1. Susan Kus
    3. R 3 
      Envisioning a Pragmatic Approach to the Archaeology of Religion
      1. Mark Aldenderfer

SECTION II: MATERIALIZING THE SPIRITUAL

    1. R 4 
      Technology and Morality—Rituals in Iron Working among the Fipa and Pangwa Peoples in Southwestern Tanzania
      1. Randi Barndon
    2. R 5 
      Toward an Archaeology of Secrecy: Power, Paradox, and the Great Gods of Samothrace
      1. Sandra Blakely
    3. R 6 
      Political Economy and the Routinization of Religious Movements: A View from the Eastern Woodlands
      1. Robin A. Beck Jr.
        James A. Brown
    4. R 7 
      Deconstructing and Recomposing the Narrative of Spiritual Life in the Chalcolithic of the Southern Levant (4500–3600 B.C.E.)
      1. David Ilan
        Yorke M. Rowan
    5. R 8 
      Materiality and Sacred Landscapes: Ulúa Style Marble Vases in Honduras
      1. Christina Luke

SECTION III: EXPERIENCING THE SPIRITUAL

    1. R 9 
      Meanings and Functions of Enclosed Places in the European Neolithic: A Contextual Approach to Cult, Ritual, and Religion
      1. Peter F. Biehl
    2. R 10 
      The Semiotics of Gunung Kawi: Materializing Affiliation at Ancient and Modern Balinese Temples
      1. John W. Schoenfelder
    3. R 11 
      Signs in Human Hands: A Model for the Intonated Object
      1. Emily S. K. Anderson

SECTION IV: CONCLUSIONS

    1. R 12 
      What Should an Archaeology of Religion Look Like to a Blind Archaeologist?
      1. Rosemary A. Joyce

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

    1. R List of Contributors