Market as place and space of economic exchange : perspectives from archaeology and anthropology /
Market as place and space of economic exchange : perspectives from archaeology and anthropology /
edited by Hans Peter Hahn and Geraldine Schmitz.
- Paperback edition.
- 1 online resource (vi, 250 pages) : illustrations, maps
Includes bibliographical references.
Markets as places : a, structures and ideologies / Archaeological approaches. Of middens and markets : the phenomenology of the market place in the Bronze Age and beyond / Beyond the market : reflections on the archaeological remains of exchange processes / Dealing with the foreign : the movement of artifacts and values in Bronze Age Europe / Crates and crates of sigillata? The supply of Italic terra sigillata to Roman military camps / Built space and consuming place : archaeological research on a medieval market in Tulln, Lower Austria / impact of the kula on archaeological interpretation : the case of Lapita shell ornaments / Anthropological and historical approaches. Markets in West Africa : Karl Polanyi, or what sort of social formation /\rMahir Şaul -- Market thinking : perspectives from Saharan and Atlantic West Africa / economy between the markets : the case of the central market in Tamale, northern Ghana / walking cartographies of the marketplaces of Surat / Direct sales in the Amazon : precariously mediating regimes of value / Tourists on the Nasara : the ritual ground as a space for commodification in Vanuatu, southwest Pacific / 'It was harder before; we lived by the market' : hopes and fears of a market-free future in East New Britain / Hans P. Hahn -- Lorenz Rahmstorf -- Laura Picht -- Lukas Wiggering -- Thomas Hahn -- Ute Scholz -- The Katherine Szabó -- Ann B. Stahl -- An Geraldine Schmitz -- The Nishpriha Thakur -- Jessica Chelekis -- Hugo DeBlock -- Keir Martin. Introduction. Part I: Part II:
In the context of commodification, material culture has particular properties hitherto considered irrelevant or neglected. First, the market is a spatial structure, assigning special properties to the things offered: the goods and commodities. Secondly, the market defines a principle of dealing with things, including them in some contexts, excluding them from others. The contributions to Market as Place and Space address a variety of aspects of markets within the framework of archaeological and anthropological case studies and with a special focus on the indicators of practices attached to the commodities and their valuation.--
9781785708947 (electronic book) 1785708945 (electronic book) 9781785708954 (electronic book) 1785708953 (electronic book) 9781785708961 (electronic book) 1785708961 (electronic book) (paperback) (paperback)
22573/ctvgz96jt JSTOR
2018939481
Markets--Sociological aspects.
Markets.
Commerce.
Commerce.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS--Commerce.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS--Marketing--General.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS--Sales & Selling--General.
SOCIAL SCIENCE--Archaeology.
Commerce.
Markets.
Electronic books.
HF5471 / .M354 2018eb
381/.109
Includes bibliographical references.
Markets as places : a, structures and ideologies / Archaeological approaches. Of middens and markets : the phenomenology of the market place in the Bronze Age and beyond / Beyond the market : reflections on the archaeological remains of exchange processes / Dealing with the foreign : the movement of artifacts and values in Bronze Age Europe / Crates and crates of sigillata? The supply of Italic terra sigillata to Roman military camps / Built space and consuming place : archaeological research on a medieval market in Tulln, Lower Austria / impact of the kula on archaeological interpretation : the case of Lapita shell ornaments / Anthropological and historical approaches. Markets in West Africa : Karl Polanyi, or what sort of social formation /\rMahir Şaul -- Market thinking : perspectives from Saharan and Atlantic West Africa / economy between the markets : the case of the central market in Tamale, northern Ghana / walking cartographies of the marketplaces of Surat / Direct sales in the Amazon : precariously mediating regimes of value / Tourists on the Nasara : the ritual ground as a space for commodification in Vanuatu, southwest Pacific / 'It was harder before; we lived by the market' : hopes and fears of a market-free future in East New Britain / Hans P. Hahn -- Lorenz Rahmstorf -- Laura Picht -- Lukas Wiggering -- Thomas Hahn -- Ute Scholz -- The Katherine Szabó -- Ann B. Stahl -- An Geraldine Schmitz -- The Nishpriha Thakur -- Jessica Chelekis -- Hugo DeBlock -- Keir Martin. Introduction. Part I: Part II:
In the context of commodification, material culture has particular properties hitherto considered irrelevant or neglected. First, the market is a spatial structure, assigning special properties to the things offered: the goods and commodities. Secondly, the market defines a principle of dealing with things, including them in some contexts, excluding them from others. The contributions to Market as Place and Space address a variety of aspects of markets within the framework of archaeological and anthropological case studies and with a special focus on the indicators of practices attached to the commodities and their valuation.--
9781785708947 (electronic book) 1785708945 (electronic book) 9781785708954 (electronic book) 1785708953 (electronic book) 9781785708961 (electronic book) 1785708961 (electronic book) (paperback) (paperback)
22573/ctvgz96jt JSTOR
2018939481
Markets--Sociological aspects.
Markets.
Commerce.
Commerce.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS--Commerce.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS--Marketing--General.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS--Sales & Selling--General.
SOCIAL SCIENCE--Archaeology.
Commerce.
Markets.
Electronic books.
HF5471 / .M354 2018eb
381/.109