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Some Remarks on the Studies of the Amazonian Prehistory

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Golińska B.
Etnografia. Praktyki, Teorie, Doświadczenia
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2017
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issue 3
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The subject of the article was intended as an introduction to the issue of the Amazonian Cultural Area and the matter of debate. Owing to the most recent archaeological research, previously neglected region rises to the role of an important cultural area. The history of research on Amazonian ceramic products is almost as long as the Amazonian Some Remarks on the Studies of the Amazonian Prehistory 273 archaeology itself. Preliminary studies on ceramic products gave ground for identifying pottery traditions of the Amazonia which led to the creation of the chronology of the studied area.  
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Projekt Archeologiczny Nakum. Raport z polskich badań archeologicznych na stanowisku Nakum e Gwatemali w sezonie 2006-2013.

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Golińska B.
Res Gestae. Czasopismo Historyczne
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2013
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vol. 15
232-241
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Źródła pisane w służbie archeologii. Przypadek Amazonii.

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Golińska B.
Res Gestae. Czasopismo Historyczne
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2013
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vol. 15
192-209
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The emergence and development of the complex socio-political organism in the Amazonian lowlands has been the subject of archaeological debate on the relationship between human populations and the environment. The accumulation of new archaeological research and, as a consequence, the emergence of new information, led to the necessity of reinterpreting it in the contex of other fields of humanities. Due to this constant inflow of data, the search for new directions of development has become compelling in archaeology. Methods that were one developed for a given region do not need to prove correct somewhere else. That is why it is so important for archaeology to be open to new areas of study. This is particulary true for the archaeology of Amazonia. A specific history of the archaeological studies in this region as well as the prsence of living descendants of ancient populations involve applying cultural anthropology and its sub-discipline - ethnohistory. Historicall sources provide invaluable information about the former settlement or the economy on the pre-Columbian Amazon societas. Their analysis can be an example of the possibilities of using the accounts as a source of knowledge on the culture and the peoples of Amazonia. It is not possible to contuct studies on archaeological communites of the region without the ethnological or historical accounts.
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Rola źródeł archeologicznych oraz etnohistorycznych w studiach nad pradziejami w Amazonii

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Sosnowska H., Golińska B.
Analecta Archaeologica Ressoviensia
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2011
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vol. 6
55-108
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The growing popularity of archaeology and the amassment of new archaeological researches compelled archaeologist to make an interpretations based on different domains of humanistic sciences. This interdisciplinary studies allow to look at the problem of reconstructing the past from a different perspectives. Since most significant issues had multiple causes, interdisciplinary studies provide a more comprehensive understanding of issues. The cooperation of different domains of sciences (archaeology, ethnology and cultural anthropology) is essential for studying the past. It is particularly important for the Brazilian Amazon where the great part of cultural processes could not be seen in an archaeological context.
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