assemblage 4 -- Commentary on 'An emancipatory archaeology for the working class'

B. Frazer, Commentary on 'An emancipatory archaeology for the working class'

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Bill Frazer is: finishing a PhD on the everyday life of farming and lead mining in early modern England (part of a broader interdisciplinary project examining social landscapes, agrarian capitalism, and English colonialism); guest editor of two forthcoming issues of the International Journal of Historical Archaeology; co-editor with Andrew Tyrrell of an upcoming book, Social Identity in Early Medieval Britain. Likes: gazpacho and peaches (separately), Laphroig and Penelope Houston, Eduardo Galeano, banjos. Dislikes: snobbery, travel writing.

E-mail address: <W.O.Frazer@sheffield.ac.uk>.

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