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An Archaeology of Nineteenth-Century Consumer Behavior in Melbourne, Australia, and Buenos Aires, Argentina

Part of the Contributions To Global Historical Archaeology Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-21595-8

ISBN: 978-3-030-21594-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jul 24, 2019

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 1 –11

[When we think of Melbourne and Buenos Aires in the mid- to late nineteenth century, we imagine two very different places. They were two geographically and ethnically different cities associated with independent political networks. However, there is more that can be said about these two places....
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Chapter 2Consumer Choice, Class, Ethnicity, and Other Factors

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 13 –37

[This chapter looks predominately at the background literature and theory for the themes of consumer choice, class, and ethnicity. Gender and childhood are also explored in order to gain a fuller picture of life in Little Lon and San Telmo. The chapter addresses how these themes have been applied...
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Chapter 3Marvellous Melbourne

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 39 –65

[The aim of this chapter is to set the scene and provide a background of nineteenth-century Melbourne and Little Lon. The chapter begins with a brief history of the city from pre-colonization through to the close of the nineteenth century and includes major events that shaped the city such as the...
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Chapter 4Buenos Aires: The Paris of South America

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 67 –98

[The aim of this chapter is to set the scene and provide a background of the city of Buenos Aires and the suburb of San Telmo in the nineteenth century. The chapter begins with a brief history of the city from pre-colonization to the close of the nineteenth century and includes major events that...
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Chapter 5Methodology of an International Comparative Analysis

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 99 –115

[This chapter presents the methodology adopted in this book. It describes the two datasets that were used including the types of artifacts that were selected, the context from which they came, and how this differed between the two sites. It then outlines the methods employed for artifact...
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Chapter 6La Casa Peña

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 117 –139

[This chapter presents the results of the artifact analysis for the Casa Peña assemblage. It begins with a general discussion of context including the spatial distribution of artifacts and datable artifacts present at the site. This is followed by a presentation of the various artifact types...
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Chapter 7Casselden Place

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 141 –164

[This chapter presents the results of the artifact analysis for Casselden Place. It is presented in the same format as Chap. 6. It begins with a discussion on context and datable artifacts and then discusses the various artifact types divided by activity. The original artifact catalogue for La...
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Chapter 8Trade and Consumer Goods

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 165 –183

[This chapter explores the kinds of goods that were being imported into Melbourne and Buenos Aires and the origin of these goods. It also briefly investigates local manufacturing in each city during the mid to late nineteenth century. Such information is relevant as it provides a context for...
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Chapter 9A Site Comparison

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 185 –193

[In this chapter the results of the artifact analysis and archival research are compared in order to explore the similarities and differences between the two cities and the two sites. This will lead to a discussion about consumer behavior and what it reveals about choice, class, ethnicity, and...
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Chapter 10Discussion: Consumer Behavior in Nineteenth-Century Melbourne and Buenos Aires

Ricardi, Pamela

Pages: 195 –211

[The preceding chapters have presented data from two contexts separated by more than 11,000 km. At the outset this is a tale of two markedly different cities, but archaeological and archival results suggest that they may share rather more similarities than might be expected. This chapter returns...

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