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From Stonehenge to Las Vegas: Archaeology as Popular Culture
Reference & Research Book News, August, 2005
CC165
2004-017780
0-7591-0266-X
From Stonehenge to Las Vegas; archaeology as popular culture.
Holtorf, Cornelius.
AltaMira Press, [c]2005
185 p.
$72.00
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Holtorf's thesis is that the past is relative, that monuments mean different things to different people, and that those meanings, too, are relative. Drawing on his earlier publications on the meanings of archaeologic monuments, particularly menhirs and other megaliths, to later people, Holtorf (archaeology, U. of Lund, Sweden) ruminates on archaeology, popular culture, and interpretation in a cheerfully iconoclastic fashion that will rile many.
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