Warfare And Practice At Maiden Castle

Harkleroad, Eric
2019-04
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Warfare And Practice At Maiden Castle

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I examine the changing place of war, peace, and chronic insecurity in the lives of Iron Age people at Maiden Castle. Using GIS software, I examine the changing location of artifacts in the daily lives of people as well as the spatial relationships between these artifacts. Using ideas from Practice Theory I demonstrate how warfare went from a communal activity which was used to promote the idea of the community over the individual to an activity connected with prestige and individuality.

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University of Minnesota M.A. thesis. April 2019. Major: Anthropology. Advisor: Peter Wells. 1 computer file (PDF); iv, 52 pages.

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