Power and Identity in Archaeological Theory and Practice Stephen Bayley Drawing from archival research and

Drawing from archival research and oral history

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Power and Identity in Archaeological Theory and Practice Stephen Bayley Drawing from archival research andThe contributions to this volume represent a diverse array of Mesoamerican archaeological studies that are all theoretically rooted to larger, global debates concerning issues of power and identity two logically paired concepts. While social identity has been the focus of more critical analysis in recent years, the concept of power has received far less attention. Most studies focus on large scale, institutional forms of power and the ruling body.