Digging Holes in Popular Culture: Archaeology and Science Fiction

Digging Holes in Popular Culture: Archaeology and Science Fiction

by Douglas Adams, Brian Boyd, Keith Matthews, Lynette Russell, Philip Rahtz, John Hodgson, Miles Russell, Julia Murphy, Rob Haslam, Greg Fewer, John Gale

Tytuł oryginalny
Atomic Habits
Język oryginału
Angielski
Liczba stron
320
Wydawnictwo
Avery

O tej książce

What would Howard Carter have thought of Lara Croft? and why do archaeologists feature so prominently in Star Trek? This is an unusual collection of papers dedicated to exploring the role of the archaeologist in popular culture. The cliches and stereotypes of archaeology that abound in popular culture, the sense of mystery and adventure, the excitement generated by a dangerous treasure hunt or a thrilling detective story, rarely hint at the monotonous hours spent by modern archaeologists researching in laboratories and libraries and filling out paperwork.

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