A LOOK AT THE INDEXES OF STYLE AND SYMBOL IN THE STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES AND THEIR ROLE IN OUR ACCESSIBILITY TO THE PAST CONCEPTIONS

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MOLLASALEHI HEKMATOLLAH; YADOLLAHI SIMA

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Journal: JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES Year:2009 | Volume:1 | Issue:1 (SERIAL NO. 1) Page(s): 185-198

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A LOOK AT THE INDEXES OF STYLE AND SYMBOL IN THE STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES AND THEIR ROLE IN OUR ACCESSIBILITY TO THE PAST CONCEPTIONS

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MOLLASALEHI HEKMATOLLAH | YADOLLAHI SIMA | Issue Writer Certificate

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL RELICSQ3

CONCEPTUAL SYSTEMSQ3

STYLEQ2

SYMBOLQ2

SYMBOLIC BEHAVIOURQ3

Abstract

Dichotomy is a serious obstacle in archaeological studies; it is a problem all fields of human, social and historical knowledge and even natural sciences are faced with. However, in archaeology, especially prehistoric archaeology, this problem is followed with practical difficulties and epistemological failures as well. What is referred to as archaeological evidences are all wordless, distorted, and shattered into pieces which must be archaeologically organized, joined, structured, repaired, described, written, interpreted, analyzed, represented, reconstructed or conceptually, mentally and virtually reconstructed so that we can extract some kind of archaeological meaning and significance out of its material body despite its limitations and imperfections; an understanding that is not quite unrelated with the past events.By raising the key issue of STYLE and SYMBOL, the present paper attempts to study the possibility or impossibility of obtaining this goal in archaeological researches.The STYLE="font-style:inherit;color:#ff0078">ARCHAEOLOGICAL RELICS, when interpreted and analyzed semantically within a systematic methodology suitable to the subjects under study, can help build a bridge over to the STYLE="font-style:inherit;color:#ff0078"> CONCEPTUAL SYSTEMS, mental performances and forgotten desolate behaviours of ancient societies and populations. For this reason, the present paper has chosen the STYLE and SYMBOL like a bridge between the archaeological visible evidences and data and the past frozen conceptions and behaviours as its main topic.

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MOLLASALEHI, HEKMATOLLAH, & YADOLLAHI, SIMA. (2009). A LOOK AT THE INDEXES OF STYLE AND SYMBOL IN THE STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES AND THEIR ROLE IN OUR ACCESSIBILITY TO THE PAST CONCEPTIONS. JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES, 1(1 (SERIAL NO. 1)), 185-198. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/212970/en

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MOLLASALEHI HEKMATOLLAH, YADOLLAHI SIMA. A LOOK AT THE INDEXES OF STYLE AND SYMBOL IN THE STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES AND THEIR ROLE IN OUR ACCESSIBILITY TO THE PAST CONCEPTIONS. JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES[Internet]. 2009;1(1 (SERIAL NO. 1)):185-198. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/212970/en

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HEKMATOLLAH MOLLASALEHI, and SIMA YADOLLAHI, “A LOOK AT THE INDEXES OF STYLE AND SYMBOL IN THE STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES AND THEIR ROLE IN OUR ACCESSIBILITY TO THE PAST CONCEPTIONS,” JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES, vol. 1, no. 1 (SERIAL NO. 1), pp. 185–198, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/212970/en

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