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Author: Michael Dietler ,
Brian Hayden
Publisher: The University of Alabama Press
Imprint: The University of Alabama Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 3.30cm
, Length: 22.60cm
Weight: 0.602kg
ISBN: 9780817356415
ISBN 10: 081735641
Pages: 444
Publication Date: 30 April 2010
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. --American Anthropologist
<i>Feasts</i> is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. <i> American Anthropologist </i></p>
Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. --American Anthropologist -Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it.- --American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. --American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. --American Anthropologist
Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. <br> --American Anthropologist
Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. --American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. --American Anthropologist Feasts is an admirable book. The different chapters provide a wealth of descriptive material and illustrate the material components of feasting that allow archaeologists to study it. --American Anthropologist
Author Information
Michael Dietler is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Chicago and the author of ""Consumption and Colonial Encounters in the Rhone Basin of France"". Hayden is a professor of archaeology at Simon Fraser University.
