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Yannis Hamilakis

Anthropology

#970

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#1305

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Archeology

#287

World Rank

#426

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Yannis Hamilakis's Degrees

PhD Archaeology University of Southampton
Masters Archaeology University of Southampton

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According to Wikipedia, Yannis Hamilakis is a Greek archaeologist and writer who is the Joukowsky Family Professor of Archaeology and Professor of Modern Greek Studies at Brown University. He specialises in archaeology of the prehistoric Aegean as well as historical archaeology, including ethnography and anthropology. His research interests include nationalism, postcolonialism, and migration studies.

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Yannis Hamilakis's Published Works

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Thinking Through the Body: Archaeologies of Corporeality (2002) (173)
Food technologies/technologies of the body: the social context of wine and oil production and consumption in Bronze Age Crete. (1999) (163)
Antiquities as symbolic capital in modern Greek society (1996) (136)
WINE, OIL AND THE DIALECTICS OF POWER IN BRONZE AGE CRETE: A REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE (1996) (117)
What is Archaeological Ethnography? (2009) (116)
Archaeological Ethnography: A Multitemporal Meeting Ground for Archaeology and Anthropology (2011) (115)
PIGS FOR THE GODS: BURNT ANIMAL SACRIFICES AS EMBODIED RITUALS AT A MYCENAEAN SANCTUARY (2004) (114)
The Nation and its Ruins: Antiquity, Archaeology, and National Imagination in Greece (2007) (113)
Archaeology and Capitalism: From Ethics to Politics (2006) (105)
A manifesto for a social zooarchaeology. Swans and other beings in the Mesolithic (2013) (95)
Stories from exile: Fragments from the cultural biography of the Parthenon (or ‘Elgin') marbles (1999) (92)
Sensorial Assemblages: Affect, Memory and Temporality in Assemblage Thinking (2017) (90)
Archaeology and Assemblage (2017) (86)
La trahison des archeologues? Archaeological Practice as Intellectual Activity in Postmodernity (1999) (78)
Thinking through the Body (2002) (74)
The “War on Terror” and the Military–Archaeology Complex: Iraq, Ethics, and Neo-Colonialism (2009) (71)
Archaeology and the politics of pedagogy (2004) (70)
Archaeology and the Senses: Human Experience, Memory, and Affect (2014) (67)
Iraq, stewardship and ‘the record’: An ethical crisis for archaeology (2003) (65)
Sacralising the Past (1999) (58)
Introduction: Time, Materiality, and the Work of Memory (2008) (48)
Archaeologies of Forced and Undocumented Migration (2017) (45)
Through the looking glass: nationalism, archaeology and the politics of identity (1996) (40)
Tracking the Near Eastern origins and European dispersal of the western house mouse (2020) (38)
Past as oral history: towards an archaeology of the senses (2002) (36)
'Learn History!' Antiquity, national narrative and history in Greek educational textbooks (2002) (34)
Time, performance, and the production of a mnemonic record: from feasting to an archaeology of eating and drinking (2008) (34)
Zooarchaeology in Greece: Recent Advances (2003) (32)
The Useable Past: Greek Metahistories (2003) (30)
Decolonizing Greek archaeology: indigenous archaeologies, modernist archaeology and the post-colonial critique (2008) (30)
Archaeologies of the Senses (2011) (27)
The Other "Parthenon": Antiquity and National Memory at Makronisos (2002) (26)
Postcards from the Edge of Time: Archaeology, Photography, Archaeological Ethnography (A Photo-Essay) (2009) (25)
The Past as Oral History (2002) (23)
Decolonial archaeology as social justice (2018) (23)
Some Debts Can Never Be Repaid: The Archaeo-politics of the Crisis (2016) (22)
Whose world and whose archaeology? The colonial present and the return of the political (2005) (22)
Introduction: Thinking Through the Body (2002) (20)
From Ethics to Politics (2016) (19)
Indigenous archaeologies in Ottoman Greece (2011) (19)
Decolonial archaeologies: from ethnoarchaeology to archaeological ethnography (2016) (19)
Introduction: What future for the 'Minoan' past? Rethinking Minoan Archaeology (2002) (18)
No laughing matter: Antiquity in Greek political cartoons (2000) (18)
Archaeology and the Logic of Capital: Pulling the Emergency Break (2015) (18)
Feasting and the consuming body in Bronze Age Crete and Early Iron Age Cyprus (2012) (16)
A footnote on the archaeology of power: animal bones from a Mycenaean chamber tomb at Galatas, NE Peloponnese (1996) (16)
Re-collecting the fragments: archaeology as mnemonic practice (2010) (16)
Interrogating pedagogies : archaeology in higher education : Lampeter Workshop in Archaeology 3 (2001) (15)
CYberspace/Cyberpast/ Cybernation: Constructing Hellenism in Hyperreality (2000) (14)
Rethinking materiality: the engagement of mind with the material world – Edited by E. DeMarrais, C. Gosden & C. Renfrew (2008) (14)
A multi-species archaeology (2013) (13)
Labyrinth Revisited: Rethinking `Minoan' Archaeology (2009) (12)
The ethnoarchaeology of a 'passive' ethnicity : The Arvanites of Central Greece. (2003) (12)
Monumental Visions: Bonfils, Classical Antiquity and Nineteenth-Century Athenian Society (2001) (11)
Light in a Neolithic dwelling: Building 1 at Koutroulou Magoula (Greece) (2015) (11)
Archaeology and the Senses: Index (2014) (11)
Enacted multi-temporality: the archaeological site as a shared, performative space (2013) (11)
Digital Sensoriality: The Neolithic Figurines from Koutroulou Magoula, Greece (2019) (10)
Museums of oblivion (2011) (10)
Double Colonization: The Story of the Excavations of the Athenian Agora (1924–1931) (2022) (9)
Are We Postcolonial Yet? Tales from the Battlefield (2012) (9)
The Neolithic tell as a multi-species monument: Human, animal, and plant relationships through a micro-contextual study of animal dung remains at Koutroulou Magoula, central Greece (2018) (8)
Archeology and European Modernity: Producing and Consuming the 'Minoans' (2006) (7)
The Fragments of Modernity and the Archaeologies of the Future: Response to Gregory Jusdanis (2004) (7)
Beyond the wild, the feral, and the domestic (2014) (7)
Indigenous Hellenisms/Indigenous Modernities: Classical Antiquity, Materiality, and Modern Greek Society (2009) (6)
Archaeology and European modernity: stories from the borders (2006) (6)
Koutroulou Magoula in central Greece: from the Neolithic to the present (2012) (6)
Antiquities Underground (2001) (5)
Archaeology, Nation, and Race (2022) (5)
Archaeology in Greek higher education (2000) (5)
Relativism, Objectivity and the Politics of the Past (1997) (5)
Not being at home in one’s home: ontology, temporality, critique (2012) (4)
Enacted multi-temporality (2013) (4)
From Ontology to Ontogeny: A New, Undisciplined Discipline (2021) (4)
Archaeologies in situ/situated archaeologies (2010) (3)
From fields of discourse to fields of sensoriality: (2021) (3)
The “emergence of the individual” revisited:: Memory and trans-corporeality in the mortuary landscapes of Bronze Age Crete (2018) (3)
Food as affirmative biopolitics at the border: liminality, eating practices, and migration in the Mediterranean (2021) (3)
Sensuous Memory, Materiality and History: Rethinking the ‘Rise of the Palaces’ on Bronze Age Crete (2015) (3)
Experience and Corporeality. Introduction (2002) (3)
Contemporary art and archaeology: reflections on a relationship (2007) (3)
Koutroulou Magoula in Phthiotida, Central Greece: A middle Neolithic tell site in context (2018) (3)
Archaeology and the Senses: Demolishing the Museum of Sensory Ab/sense (2014) (2)
Response Politicizing Modern Greek Studies (2015) (2)
Peopling the landscape (1997) (2)
An Athenian Nocturnal Archaeology (a photo-poetic essay) (2015) (1)
Planet of camps: border assemblages and their challenges (2019) (1)
Comment: Art and re‐presentation of the past (2001) (1)
Archaeology and the Senses: Why ‘Palaces’? (2014) (1)
Sacred pasts, profane performances: A reply (1999) (1)
A social zooarchaeology of feasting: the evidence from the ritual deposit at Nopigeia, Crete (2008) (1)
Archaeology and the Senses: Western Modernity, Archaeology, and the Senses (2014) (1)
Tombs for the living (2007) (1)
Response from Yannis Hamilakis (2007) (1)
Re-Inventing Environmental Archaeology (2001) (1)
Responses to a Questionnaire (2015) (1)
Humans, Animals, and the Landscape in Neolithic Koutroulou Magoula, Central Greece: (2018) (1)
We are all Middle Easterners now: globalization, immanence, archaeology (2010) (1)
Everyday Memory in Prehistoric Europe (2010) (0)
A conversation with Alain Schnapp (2019) (0)
Preface (2009) (0)
Greece through the Stereoscope: Constituting Spectatorship through Texts and Images (2016) (0)
The forum that could not wait for a year to happen #OccupyArchaeology (2017) (0)
Book reviews (2012) (0)
Archaeology and the Senses: Recapturing Sensorial and Affective Experience (2014) (0)
Archaeology and the Logic of Capital: Pulling the Emergency Break (2015) (0)
Tracking the Near Eastern origins and European dispersal of the western house mouse (2020) (0)
Whither Aegean prehistory (2009) (0)
Histories on the Edge: Imagining Other Stories, Beyond the Human (2022) (0)
Photographing the Present, Constructed with the Past: Pascal Sébah’s Photographic Mediation of Modernisation in Nineteenth-century Greece (2016) (0)
A manifesto for a social zooarchaeology. Swans and other beings in the Mesolithic – ERRATUM (2013) (0)
From Gramsci's Cell to 'Guerillas': A response (1999) (0)
Archaeology and the Senses: References (2014) (0)
Constructing the monumental landscape of the Acropolis from the 18th to the 21st centuries (2008) (0)
Nathan Schlanger & Jarl Nordbladh (ed.). Archives, ancestors, practices: archaeology in the light of its history. xx+356 pages, 89 illustrations. 2008. New York & Oxford: Berghahn; 978-1-84545-066-3 paperback £45. (2010) (0)
An archaeologist of images: a conversation with Edouard Duval-Carrié and Anthony Bogues (2021) (0)
Archaeologies of memory – Edited by Ruth M. Van Dyke & Susan E. Alcock (2006) (0)
Book Review of The Mycenaean Feast, edited by James C. Wright (2007) (0)
Archaeology of Refraction: Temporality and Subject in George Seferis’s Photographs (2016) (0)
Sacralising the past. Discussion (1999) (0)
Cyberspace/cyberpast/cybernation: Constructing Hellenism in hyperreality (2000) (0)
ARCH IVE 5, AND FEASTING AT TH E PALACE OF NESTOR (2004) (0)
Sensuous memory, history, and the rise of the “palaces” in Bronze Age Crete (2013) (0)
Responses to the Archaeology for the People Questionnaire (2016) (0)
Archaeology and the Senses: Senses, Materiality, Time (2014) (0)
Food and Eating Practices as Affirmative Bio-politics on the Border (2019) (0)
Koutroulou Magoula in Phthiotida, Central Greece: (2018) (0)
Academic Performances , Artistic Presentations (2017) (0)
Are We Postcolonial Yet? Tales from the Battlefield (2012) (0)
Archaeology and the Senses: From Corporeality to Sensoriality, from Things to Flows (2014) (0)
Archaeology and the Senses: Sensorial Necro-Politics (2014) (0)
Transformations of space: interdisciplinary approaches and research practices: photographers and archaeologists in the Athenian Acropolis from the 19th c. to the present (2009) (0)
Nineteenth-century Photography in Greece: Select Bibliography (2001) (0)
The "emergence of the individual" revisited (2013) (0)
Patrick E. Macgovern, Ancient wine. The search for the origins of viniculture (2004) (0)
Archaeology and the Senses: Preface (2014) (0)
War Photographs Re-used: An Approach to the Photograph Collection of the Memorial Museum of the Battle of Sarandaporo (2016) (0)
Border assemblages between surveillance and spectacle: What was Moria and what comes after? (2022) (0)
National culture, memory and globalization (in Greek) (2009) (0)
Once Upon a Time in Asia Minor: Arnold and Rosalind Toynbee’s Frames of the Greco-Turkish War in Anatolia (1919–1922) (2016) (0)

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