Hans Martin Wobst
Hans Martin Wobst , also H. Martin Wobst (* 1943 ), is an American archaeologist who has rendered outstanding services to theoretical archeology and the post-colonial processing of the history of the subject. He emphasized the communication of ethnic relationships and status issues through styles , i.e. above all visible symbolic forms.
Wobst graduated from the University of Michigan and taught at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst .
Wobst and Julie Woods of the University of Massachusetts work with Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Bonnie Newsom and the Penobscot Indian Nation in Maine to identify areas and objects of Culturally Sensitive Intellectual Properties in the tribe, not on awareness workshops -indigenous visitor and the creation of a register with maps of the area, as well as a corresponding management plan.
Works
- with James E Fitting, John R Halsey: Contributions to Michigan archeology , University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 1968.
- Boundary Conditions for Palaeolithic Cultural Systems: A Simulation Approach . Ph.D. Thesis, Ann Arbor, University of Michigan 1971.
- Boundary conditions for Palaeolithic Social Systems: A Simulation Approach , in: American Antiquity. 39.1 (1974) 147-178.
- with Claire Smith (Ed.): Indigenous Archaeologies. Decolonizing Theory and Practice . Routledge, London 2005.
- with Claire Smith (Ed.): Indigenous Peoples and Archeology . London, Routledge 2005.
- with Margaret Bruchac, Siobhan Hart: Indigenous Archaeologies. A Reader on Decolonization , Left Coast Press 2010.
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| SURNAME | Wobst, Hans Martin |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Wobst, H. Martin |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American archaeologist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1943 |