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The Archaeology of Crisis: Shipwreck Survivor Camps in Australasia

Gibbs, Martin

Historical archaeology, 2003-01, Vol.37 (1), p.128-145 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Society for Historical Archaeology

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  • Título:
    The Archaeology of Crisis: Shipwreck Survivor Camps in Australasia
  • Autor: Gibbs, Martin
  • Assuntos: Anthropology ; Archaeological site recording ; Archaeological sites ; Archaeology ; Australia ; Boats ; Freight ; Historical archaeology ; Maritime archaeology ; Maritime history ; Material culture ; New Zealand ; Salvage archaeology ; Ships ; Shipwrecks ; Social organization ; Survival ; Underwater archaeology
  • É parte de: Historical archaeology, 2003-01, Vol.37 (1), p.128-145
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  • Descrição: Shipwreck survivor camps are a neglected terrestrial component of maritime archaeology, usually being investigated purely as an adjunct to work on the associated wreck site. Most studies have considered these sites as individual and unique, molded by the particulars of the historic events that created them. However, by considering the history, anthropology, and archaeology of a series of Australasian survivor incidents and sites, this paper highlights common elements and themes, which allow examination of these sites within a comparative framework. These include the development of authority structures, social organization, salvage and subsistence strategies, material culture, short- and long-term rescue strategies, and the possible influences of crisis-related stress upon the decisions made by individuals and groups. Survivor camp studies are linked into the wider concerns of maritime archaeology and anthropology by placing them within the context of wreck formation models.
  • Editor: Society for Historical Archaeology
  • Idioma: Inglês
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