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Hicks, D. 2005: ‘Places for Thinking’ from Annapolis to Bristol: Situations and Symmetries in ‘World Historical Archaeologies’, World Archaeology 37(3).
González-Ruibal, A. 2006. The past is tomorrow: Towards and archaeology of the vanishing present. Norwegian Archaeology Review, 39(2), 110-25.
Alfredo-NAR2006.pdf
González-Ruibal, A. 2007. Making things public. Archaeologies of the Spanish Civil War. Public Archaeology, 6(4), 203-226.
Alfrdedo-2007-PublicArchaeology.pdf
González-Ruibal, A. (ed.) 2007: Arqueología Simétrica. Un Giro Teorico sin Revolucion Paradigmática (with commentary). Complutum, 18:283-319.
Complutum2007_arqueo_simetr.pdf
Olsen, B. 2003: Material Culture after Text: Re-Membering Things. Norwegian Archaeological Review 36(2), 87-104.
Olsen, B., 2006: Scenes from a troubled engagement. Post-structuralism and material culture studies, in C. Tilley, W. Keane, S. Kuechler, M. Rowlands, and P. Spyer (eds), Handbook of Material Culture. London, 85-103.
Olsen, B., 2007: Keeping things at arm's length: a genealogy of asymmetry, World Archaeology 39(4).
Ratto, M. 2006: Epistemic commitments, virtual reality, and archaeological representation.
Ratto2006.pdf
Shanks, M., 2004: Three rooms, Journal of social archaeology 4(2), 147-80.
Shanks, M., 2007: Symmetrical Archaeology, World Archaeology 39(4).
Webmoor, T. 2005a: El patrimonio cultural, un estudio preliminar sobre las múltiples concepciones de Teotihuacan, for the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), Tezontle, Boletin del Centro de Estudios Teotihuacanos November 2005
Webmoor, T. 2005b: Mediational techniques and conceptual frameworks in archaeology. A model in mapwork at Teotihuacan, Mexico. Journal of Social Archaeology 5(1), 54-86.
JSA-Webmoor.pdf
Webmoor, T. 2007a: Un giro más tras el 'giro social'. El principio de la simetría en arqueología, for González-Ruibal, A. (ed.) "Arqueología Simétrica. Un Giro Teorico sin Revolucion Paradigmática", for Complutum 18, 296-304.
Webmoor, T. 2007b: The Dilemma of Contact: Archaeology's Ethics-Epistemology Crisis and the Recovery of the Pragmatic Sensibility], for Stanford Journal of Archaeology 5, 224-246.
SJA-Webmoor.pdf
Webmoor, T. 2007c: What about ‘one more turn after the social’ in archaeological reasoning? Taking things seriously', World Archaeology 39(4), 547–562.
WebmoorWA.pdf
Webmoor, T. 2007d: Reconfiguring the Archaeological Sensibility: mediating heritage at Teotihuacan, Mexico, unpublished dissertation, Department of Anthropology and the Archaeology Center, Stanford University.
Webmoor, T. 2008: From Silicon Valley to the Valley of Teotihuacan: the 'Yahoo!s' of new media and digital heritage, for Visual Anthropology Review 24(2):181-198.
Webmoor, T. and C.L. Witmore 2008 Things are us! A commentary on human/things relations under the banner of a ‘social’ archaeology. Norwegian Archaeology Review, 41(1), 1-18.
NARWebmoorWitmore.pdf
Witmore, C.L. 2004: Four archaeological engagements with place. Mediating bodily experience through peripatetic video. Visual Anthropology Review. 20(2), 57-72.
WitmoreVAR.pdf
Witmore, C.L. 2004: On multiple fields. Between the material world and media: Two cases from the Peloponnesus, Greece. Archaeological Dialogues. 11(2), 133-164.
ADWitmore.pdf
Witmore, C.L. 2005: Multiple field approaches in the Mediterranean: Revisiting the Argolid Exploration Project. PhD Dissertation, Social Software Version, The Department of Classics and the Archaeology Center, Stanford University.
Witmore, C.L. 2006a: Archaeology and modernity, or archaeology and a modernist amnesia? Norwegian Archaeology Review 39(1), 49-52.
WitmoreNAR.pdf
Witmore, C.L. 2006b: "Vision, Media, Noise and the Percolation of Time: Symmetrical approaches to the mediation of the material world" Journal of Material Culture 11(3), 267-292.
WitmoreJMC.pdf
Witmore, C.L. 2007a: Landscape, Time, Topology. An Archaeological Account of the Southern Argolid Greece. In D. Hicks, G. Fairclough and L. McAtackney (eds.) Envisioning Landscape. One World Archaeology. 194-225.
Witmore, C.L. 2007b: Symmetrical archaeology: Excerpts of a manifesto. World Archaeology 39(4).
Silenced pasts: Archaeological practice and the politics of manifestation, a session for the Social Studies of Science conference, Vancouver, Canada, November 2006
A symmetrical archaeology, Society for American Archaeology, SAA, April 2006
A symmetrical archaeology, Theoretical Archaeology Group, TAG, December 2005
The Past: What an Unruly Thing!, a session at the Society for Social Studies of Science conference, Pasadena. October 2005
Webmoor, T. "The Archaeological Imagination: Teotihuacan as gathering of associations" Stanford Archaeology Center Mellon Series, Stanford University, May 2007.
Webmoor, T. "Open source archaeology? Digital information, digital heritage and Intellectual Property Rights: an archaeological case study" American Anthropological Association, San Jose, California, November 2006.
Webmoor, T. "Social Software, Science Studies and Mediating Archaeology" A Critical Studies in New Media Lecture, Mellon Workshops Series, Stanford Humanities Center, Stanford University, February 2005.
Webmoor, T. "Mapwork as Mediation at Teotihuacan, Mexico" Stanford Archaeology Center Mellon Series, Stanford University, May 2004.
Webmoor, T. "Mediational Techniques and Re-presenting multiple engagements with Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs) in North America" Media/Archaeology session, 5th World Archaeology Congress, Washington, DC, June 2003.
Witmore, C.L. "Sociotechnical genealogies of archaeological practice and the legacy of nineteenth century military innovation, skill, and knowledge in the archaeology of Greece" Anthropology of the state: The state of anthtopology, Cultural and Social Antropology Conference, Stanford University, April 2005
Witmore, C.L. "Seeing the past and hearing the fold: Symmetrical approaches to mediation" Seeing the past, Stanford Archaeology Center conference, Stanford University, February 2005
Witmore, C.L. and Shanks, M. "Media | Archaeology: Nine paths to posthuman mediation" Critical Studies in New Media Workshop, Stanford Humanities Center, Stanford University, January 2005
Witmore, C.L. and Shanks, M. "Media | Archaeology and the post-interpretive turn: To the life of things" Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference, University of Glasgow, Scotland (with M. Shanks), December 2004
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