The author argues that it is only through a combination of oral tradition and the experience of encountering ancient material culture that people are able to formulate a sense of their own pasts without having recourse to written records.
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The author argues that it is only through a combination of oral tradition and the experience of encountering ancient material culture that people are able to formulate a sense of their own pasts without having recourse to written records.
The author argues that it is only through a combination of oral tradition and the experience of encountering ancient material culture that people are able to formulate a sense of their own pasts without having recourse to written records.
"What constitutes an island and the archaeology contained within? Is it the physicality of its boundary (between shoreline and sea)? Does this physical barrier extend further into a watery zone? Archaeologically, can islands be defined by cultural heritage and influence? Clearly…
