A World History of Nineteenth-Century Archaeology: Nationalism, Colonialism, and the Past (Oxford Studies in the History of Archaeology)
castle of Christiansborg (Jørgen Jensen, pers. comm.), and it only became ‘national’ in 1892 3 (despite the fact that in 1807 Ny ...
arranged at an earlier date than in any other country in Europe, Denmark has achieved a considerable advantage, which it was a m ...
them were considered patriotic collections. Thus, the Bonn museum director was instructed to improve the collection ‘so that it ...
(1825–83)—duly paid attention. Swedish archaeologists were quick to include the new material into their chronological scheme (Ro ...
(1771–1857) in 1807–26 andAn Attempt to Discriminate the Styles of Archi- tecture in England from the Conquest to the Reformatio ...
bought in 1816 by Lord Yarborough to stop its walls being quarried for the building of a road, was opened to visitors two decade ...
‘still resembles in many leading features the picture drawn by Tacitus’ (Herder in Ergang 1931: 95), and strove to discover earl ...
Karl Wilhelm von Humboldt, 4 Alexander’s older brother, on the other hand, was far more relevant to the development of the histo ...
at the University of Berlin from 1824. More than anybody else, Ranke is the scholar who has been identiWed by later historiograp ...
Philology, the study of documents in all their aspects, was the focus of the school (Berce ́1997). Teaching about material cultu ...
connection with the Great Civilizations. Thus for the scholar Charles Vallancey (c. 1725–1812), many of the antiquities in Irela ...
the study of the past. This, in fact, did not happen as yet in utilitarian Britain, but it deWnitely did in France, whose exampl ...
12 Archaeology and the Liberal Revolutions (c. 1820–1860): Nation, Race, and Language in the Study of Europe’s Past THE POLITICA ...
to be a nation. The nationalist sentiments and claims by Greeks, Slovaks, Czechs, Brazilians, Mexicans, Hungarians, and a myriad ...
Parliamentary representation. A few years later, in 1839, the People’s Charter was presented to the British Parliament. In the U ...
the Czechs convened theWrst Slavic Congress to discuss the possibility of the political consolidation of Austrian Slavs, includi ...
and documents and also of ancient material culture. Throughout the century historiography became politicized in the name of the ...
European countries including England (Banham 1984), France (Pomian 1996), and Spain (Dı ́ez 1992). In Ireland, also, the medieva ...
become the norm all over Europe (De Maeyer & Verpoest 2000; Leniaud 1993; Miele 1998; Ordieres Dı ́ez 1995). Yet, not everyb ...
(1806–96). He had been trained in Paris by Caumont. Back in Portugal, he was made responsible for many of the restorations of th ...
«
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
»
Free download pdf