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Tilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor ERIES IN 8°, No. 32Tilling Nature Harvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckALMQV1ST & W1KSELL INTERNATIONAL STOCKHOLM SWEDENCover: Elisabeth Rudebeck© Elisabeth RudebeckPrinted by Bloms i Lund Tryckeii AB. Lund 2000Distributed by:Almqvis Tilling nature harvesting culture explor t & Wiksell InternationalP.O. Box 7634SE-103 94 StockholmSwedenTelefax: + 46 8 24 25 43E-mail: info@awi.akademibokhandeỉn.seISBN 91-22-01872-7PrefaceDTilling nature harvesting culture explor
ỡ you eat food9 Then you 're involved in agriculture! I don’t know to what extent my reaction to this bumper sticker text, which I saw one early SundaTilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor iately struck me as ingenious and that is has stayed with me ever since. One reason for the effect this text had on me was probably that I saw it during a moment of particular receptiveness. I was on my way to a job involving food, to wash tire porridge pots and fry 70 krlos of meatballs in the kitc Tilling nature harvesting culture explor hen of the University Hosprtal i Lund. Tilts was my weekend and summer job when I was studying archaeology.The mam reason for my interest in agricultuTilling nature harvesting culture explor
re. however. IS personal nostalgia concemmg the agr icultural way of life I had the great fortune of spending every school holiday when I was a child Tilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor l such places -it is now lost and life has become a “relentless toil”. I still miss my Paradise and I try to convince myself that I am really an agricultural being, although it was a long time since I participated in the activities of food-production. I am not the only one having this nostalgia for Tilling nature harvesting culture explor agriculture. It is probably the most common form of nostalgia among urban middle-aged people who have spent their childhood in the coruitry; in SwedenTilling nature harvesting culture explor
there are quite a few of its. Considering the rate of liquidation of small and medium-sized farms in Sweden, however, younger generattons have experiTilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor eology and in the origins of agriculture is essentially an attempt to recreate the sensual experiences that made me feel alive when I was a child: crawling on my knees in din. digging up potatoes, and enjoying rhe smell of soil and diesel. Moreover, archaeology justifies the obsession with the past Tilling nature harvesting culture explor and is therefore a sunable cover for nostalgics.I have almost forgotten how my wish to explore existential images of the hitman being ill archaeologyTilling nature harvesting culture explor
once began. I just know that, many years ago. when I was planning to study another topic. I came to a point when I realised that. Ill order for archaeTilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor negative - not only in me. but obviously also in my colleagues. How could it be that archaeological scenarios often painted an image of the human being as either progressing or degenerating? Would it be possible to investigate existential images of the human being in archaeology? I want to thank Je Tilling nature harvesting culture explor s Wienbeig who made me realise that it was possible to unite my two fields of interest, by suggesting that I focus the existential questions around aTilling nature harvesting culture explor
specific archaeological problem, "why not the origins of agriculture?” Your suggestion fell 1 fertile soil!I don’t know if It IS the nostalgia that haTilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor 111 particular who has had to live with this project for a much longer time than was intended: Debbie Olausson. my tutor. With never failing enthusiasm, she has helped me find my way. She has never revealed a doubt concerning the possibility of mining my. not always crystal clear, discussions into s Tilling nature harvesting culture explor ome kind of end-product in the end She has set limits and dead-lines, the meaning of which was previously somewhat unclear to me She has had to deal wTilling nature harvesting culture explor
ith the subtleties of the Swenglish language and guided me towards the remains of English that seem to have been hibernating somewhere 111 the innermoTilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor er persons have played a veiy important role for the completion of this work: Anders Andrén and Kristina Jennbert I want to thank them both for valuable comments onthe manuscript and for inspiring discussions that made me see aspects of the work that I had not been aware of before. Torbjdrn Ahlstróm Tilling nature harvesting culture explor gave me valuable comments on the chapter dealing with evolutionary biology, a field of which my knowledge is much more limited than my interest. ThanTilling nature harvesting culture explor
k you Torbjom! Furthermore I want to thank Marie Louise Stig Sorensen and Jarl Nordbladh who. many years ago. gave me advice and encouragement.Many thTilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor t ways during the years. Thanks also to the Gender-group which has been an inspiring meeting-place. I hope that It will continue to be so in the future.I have received financial support from Elik och Gurli Hultengiens fond for filosofi. Fornanderska fonden and Riddarhuset i Stockholm.During the many Tilling nature harvesting culture explor years that this “image-of-the-human-being-thing" has been going on I have been on leave of absence from my work at the Department of Antiquities at tTilling nature harvesting culture explor
he Museum 111 Mahno several times. I am very grateful to my former superior. Thomas Romberg, and to my present superior. Ingmar Billberg, for allowingTilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor am indebted to my friend Ella Johansson for leading me towards texts that turned our to be vital for my work I know we have had many discussions that have been inspiring and important for the outcome of this study, although I am not sure precisely how and why... I also want to thank my friends Titt Tilling nature harvesting culture explor i Fendin and Victoria Hodg for advise concerning literature and for support. To my friend Kirsten Roth I am grateful for winter walks, movie eveningsTilling nature harvesting culture explor
and for her being there. Thanks to all of you for inspiring discussions about issues that are even more confusing than archaeology: life and death, seTilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASE Tilling nature harvesting culture explor my final gratitude.Tilling NatureHarvesting CultureExploring Images of the Human Being in the Transition to AgricultureElisabeth RudebeckACTA ARCIỈAEOI.OG1CA LUNDENSIASEGọi ngay
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