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The human tradition in the black Atlantic, 1500-2000

The poetics of processing : memory formation, identity, and the handling of the dead

The bioarchaeology of violence

The archaeology of gender in historic America by Rotman, Deborah L., 1967-

Contents: “…Introduction: contextualizing gender in historic America -- Understanding human experiences through the lens of gender -- Gender in the domestic arena -- Beyond the household: gender in the community -- Institutions and social relations of gender -- Summary: the archaeology of gender in historic America.…”

Ancient plants and people : contemporary trends in archaeobotany First paperback edition.

Dictionary of the history of ideas : studies of selected pivotal ideas

Contents: “…1830) -- Romanticism in post-kantian philosophy -- Satire -- Victorian sensibility and sentiment -- Sin and salvation -- Skepticism in antiquity -- Skepticism in modern thought -- Social contract -- Social deomocracy in germany and revisionism -- Formal theories of social welfare -- Socialism from antiquity to marx -- Space -- Spontaneous generation -- The state -- Ethics of stoicism -- Structuralism -- Style in literature -- Sublime in external nature -- Symbol and symbolism in literature -- Symmetry and asymmetry -- Taste in the history of aesthetics from the renaissance to 1770 -- Technology -- Temperance (sophrosyne) and the canon of the cardinal virtues -- Theodicy -- Theriophily -- Time -- Time and measurement -- Totalitarianism -- Sense of the tragic -- Uniformitarianism and catastrophism -- Uniformitarianism in linguistics -- Unity of science from plato to kant -- Universal man -- Utilitarianism -- Utility and value in economic thought -- Utopia -- Ut pictura poesis -- Virtu in and since the renaissance -- Virtuoso -- Volksgeist -- Vox populi -- War and militarism -- Welfare state -- Wisdom of the fool -- Witchcraft -- Social attitudes towards women -- work -- Zeitgeist.…”