This collection of articles takes issue with the traditionally philologically centred approach to classical archaeology, and argues that the legacy of imperialism permeates approaches centred on ideas of Hellenisation or Romanisation. The contributors are all from Spain and Brazil, and feel that their position on the periphery of traditional scholarship geographically allows them to adopt different perspectives to classical archaeology and histroy. Spanish text.
This collection of articles takes issue with the traditionally philologically centred approach to classical archaeology, and argues that the legacy of...