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Cristián Simonetti, « With the past under your feet: on the development of time concepts in archaeology », Anuário Antropológico, ID : 10.4000/aa.1306
Introduction If there is something fundamental about archaeology, it is that it deals with time. As its name suggests, it is interested in what is ancient and therefore past. Even though there are other sciences that share this interest, archaeology is characterized by a particular set of practices that makes it unique. These practices seem to have an influence on the way time is conceptualized in archaeology, which contrasts with other scientific and non-scientific understandings of it. But ...