Archaeology and Apprenticeship : Body Knowledge, Identity, and Communities of Practice.

Intro -- Contents -- 1. Archaeology and Apprenticeship: Body Knowledge, Identity, and Communities of Practice - Willeke Wendrich -- 2. Apprenticeship and the Confirmation of Social Boundaries - Hélène Wallaert -- 3. Social Contexts of Learning and Individual Motor Performance - John L. Creese -- 4. Knowledge Transfer: The Craftmen's Abstraction - Harald Bentz Høgseth -- 5. Placing Ideas in the Land: Practical and Ritual Training among the Australian Aborigines - Simon Holdaway and Harry Allen -- 6. Apprentice to the Environment: Hunter-Gatherers and Landscape Learning - Marcy Rockman -- 7. Lithic Raw Material Availability and Palaeo-Eskimo Novice Flintknapping - S. Brooke Milne -- 8. Apprenticeship and Figured Ostraca from the Ancient Egyptian Village of Deir el-Medina - Kathlyn M. Cooney -- 9. Craft Apprenticeship in Ancient Greece: Reaching beyond the Masters - Eleni Hasaki -- 10. Apprenticeship and Learning from the Ancestors: The Case of Ancient Urkesh - Marilyn Kelly- Buccellati -- 11. Types of Learning in Apprenticeship - Heather M.- L. Miller -- 12. Writing Craftsmanship? Vocabularies and Notation Systems in the Transmission of Craft Knowledge - Lise Bender Jørgensen -- 13. Recognizing Knowledge Transfer in the Archaeological Record - Willeke Wendrich -- About the Contributors -- Index.

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