Explores how past and present-day creative practitioners have expressed the concept of sociality through the practices and processes of design, a concept that has not been addressed in archaeological scholarship.
Explores how past and present-day creative practitioners have expressed the concept of sociality through the practices and processes of design, a concept that has not been addressed in archaeological scholarship.
Christina Unwin is a graphic designer, illustrator and archaeologist based in the UK. She is a graduate in archaeology from University College London and a postgraduate in design from the London College of Printing. She is the co-author of Boudica: Iron Age Warrior Queen (Bloomsbury Academic, 2006) and illustrator of Londinium: A Biography (Bloomsbury Academic, 2018).
Inhaltsangabe
List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Foreword Michael Shanks 1. Introduction 2. Defining Design 3. Ways of Seeing 4. Design in Iron Age and Early Roman Europe 5. Exploring Design Through Case Studies 5.1 Textile Band 5.2 Gold-alloy Torcs 5.3 Shale Vessels 5.4 Copper Alloy and Glass Armlet 6. Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Foreword Michael Shanks 1. Introduction 2. Defining Design 3. Ways of Seeing 4. Design in Iron Age and Early Roman Europe 5. Exploring Design Through Case Studies 5.1 Textile Band 5.2 Gold-alloy Torcs 5.3 Shale Vessels 5.4 Copper Alloy and Glass Armlet 6. Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
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