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Michael R?ssner,Walter Bruno Berg,Vittoria Borsò,Hans Hinterh?user,Karl H?lz,Dieter Ingenschay,Chrisg power of archaeological evidence over the alleged conservatism, the “inevitable elitism,” of text-bound history. Historical archaeology is the key, many have argued, to making visible “the inarticulate” (Ascher 1974:11), the “endless silent majority who did not leave us written projections of thei

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Michael R?ssner,Walter Bruno Berg,Vittoria Borsò,Hans Hinterh?user,Karl H?lz,Dieter Ingenschay,Chrisg power of archaeological evidence over the alleged conservatism, the “inevitable elitism,” of text-bound history. Historical archaeology is the key, many have argued, to making visible “the inarticulate” (Ascher 1974:11), the “endless silent majority who did not leave us written projections of thei

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Michael R?ssner,Walter Bruno Berg,Vittoria Borsò,Hans Hinterh?user,Karl H?lz,Dieter Ingenschay,Chrison the other, by the dramatic climate changes that are occurring across the planet and the global efforts to face them. With this in mind, our intent was to offer new thoughts on the subject and, by doing so, contribute to the development of new approaches, debates and bodies of knowledge that invol

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of periodic floods became known as the land of flooded streets. Today, as S?o Paulo faces an almost paradoxical shortage of water, an archaeology of the construction of the modern city shows how the urban world was designed to cleanse it off even the slightest trace of “nature.” The entire drainage