by Ruth Tringham | Oct 7, 2016
Households through a Digital Lens (2012) At the conference of invited participants on Household Archaeology in the Middle East and Beyond: Theory, Method, and Practice in February 2009 at the University of Utah (Salt Lake City), I gave one of the keynote...
by Ruth Tringham | Oct 6, 2016
The Continuous House: A View from the Deep Past (2000) This article was originally crafted for a presentation in the symposium on “House Societies” organized by Susan Gillespie and Rosemary Joyce at the Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological...
by Ruth Tringham | Oct 3, 2016
Conclusion: Selevac in the wider context of European prehistory with Dusan Krstic This chapter was written with a certain amount of hindsight. The Selevac Archaeological Project was not designed to study changes in social relations, for example, the role of household...
by Ruth Tringham | Oct 3, 2016
Introduction: the Selevac Archaeological Project (1990) The authorship of this chapter is attributed to myself and Dusan Krstic, although in fact I was its sole author. Among other things, I set the scene in this chapter for the research structure of the project...
by Ruth Tringham | Oct 3, 2016
My original conference paper pre-Wedge (1988) I have found it a fascinating exercise to compare my manuscript that was distributed before the Wedge conference with that submitted for publication after the conference. If you go to the last paragraph of the former, you...
