Author(s):
Jorge, Vítor Oliveira 
Date: 2004
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10216/8135
Origin: Repositório Aberto da Universidade do Porto
Subject(s): Arqueologia; Pré-história
Document details
Contributos para pensar a pesquisa arqueológica como vivência criativa tendo co...
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This paper is an essay about what means to the author his own research activity as an archaeologist, as someone who tries to keep attentive to the issues and problems of our contemporary society. Also, it focuses on the nature/culture dichotomy and on the consequences it has had to the interpretation of prehistoric communities and their organization of space and place. Finally, some questions about the interpretation of prehistoric monuments are discussed – in particular, the Iberian Copper Age architectures traditionally considered as “hill-top fortified settlements”. It is obvious, in this case, that we need to interpret them at the light of recent researches carried out all over Europe about the diversity and complexity of the organization of space and its role in the constitution and history of past societies.
This paper is an essay about what means to the author his own research activity as an archaeologist, as someone who tries to keep attentive to the issues and problems of our contemporary society. Also, it focuses on the nature/culture dichotomy and on the consequences it has had to the interpretation of prehistoric communities and their organization of space and place. Finally, some questions about the interpretation of prehistoric monuments are discussed – in particular, the Iberian Copper Age architectures traditionally considered as “hill-top fortified settlements”. It is obvious, in this case, that we need to interpret them at the light of recent researches carried out all over Europe about the diversity and complexity of the organization of space and its role in the constitution and history of past societies.
Document Type
Article
Language Portuguese
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