Those feet in ancient time: An archaeology of movement

Jim Leary

Those feet in ancient time: An archaeology of movement

Archaeology

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Abstract

Developing an archaeology of movement. Jim Leary explores the deep connection between walking and thinking, and why a good understanding of past mobilities lies at the very heart of archaeology.

Original language	English
Volume	192
Specialist publication	British Archaeology Magazine
Publication status	Published - 1 Sept 2023

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