The article asserts for archaeology a central position within the historical disciplines, emphasizing its role in interpreting material remains to reconstruct the systems of meaning, social structures, and worldviews of past communities. Recognizing archaeology as a historical science means reaffirming the centrality of critical analysis, contextualization, and the construction of meaning – processes that transform material evidence into a living testimony of human history.
Archeologia. Storia (history never ends)
Alessandra Piergrossi
2026
Abstract
The article asserts for archaeology a central position within the historical disciplines, emphasizing its role in interpreting material remains to reconstruct the systems of meaning, social structures, and worldviews of past communities. Recognizing archaeology as a historical science means reaffirming the centrality of critical analysis, contextualization, and the construction of meaning – processes that transform material evidence into a living testimony of human history.File in questo prodotto:
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