澳洲考古学论文代写：废墟岛
澳洲考古学论文代写：废墟岛
首先，McCullough向读者介绍了在这个岛屿之外的文化背景，这是一个几乎令人震惊和有趣的讽刺，而不是受到猖獗的全球化影响的影响。阅读所涉及的文化差异的生命和时间的居民岛,在大陆如此接近另一个伟大的文明,几乎被灭绝和流放,是一个令人心寒的阅读,并中伤文明的方式感知物质的进步。
例如，McCullough对废墟岛的描述和在其内部的相结合，几乎是风景如画的，在人类历史上这一永恒的部分上，迎合了各种各样的社会文化印象。与KonTiki的精神相呼应的是，McCullough在视觉盛宴上滑翔，向一个更简洁、更详细的关于相位遗址的人工制品的研究。
从某种意义上来说，考古学就是对年代学的研究。这是一种试图将不断进步的文明中缺失的联系和我们关于普遍人类精神的想法拼凑在一起的尝试，因此，任何人类学研究都被认为是不完整的，而不需要对它所提到的主题进行时间的研究。McCullough做得很好，很多人都很喜欢。学术侨民组成的人类学家,人种学家,考古学家,甚至系谱学家已经引起了很多的灵感不仅从书背后的范围和灵感,而且方法,和微妙的绕组叙述,讨论年表毁掉岛阶段的网站因为它们可以把最远的时候,我们看到,即使在今天充满了敬畏。
也许这本书的精辟章节是在作者为叙述背景设定背景的时候，深入地将他们的文化特征与文化规范相结合，这些文化规范一直是信息和文明进步方向的决定性特征。
To start off with, McCullough introduces the reader to the cultural settings operating in and beyond the island, which has, as it shall be noted later with an almost alarming and amusing degree of wry cynicism, not been so affected by the impact of rampant globalization. Reading the cultural nuances involved in the life and times of the inhabitants of the island, on a landmass so close to another great civilization that had almost been driven to extinction and exile, is a chilling read, casting aspersions on the way civilization is perceived in terms of material progress.
For instance, McCullough’s description of the Ruin Island and the phase sites incorporated within it is almost picturesque, catering to a wide variety of socio-cultural impressions on this timeless part of human history. Echoing the spirit of KonTiki, McCullough glides over the visual revelry towards a more succinct and channelized study of the artefacts on the phase sites.
Archaeology is the study of chronology, in a sense. It is an attempt to piece together the missing links in the ever-progressing civilization and our idea of a universal human ethos, and hence, any anthropological study is deemed incomplete without a chronological study of the subjects it addresses. McCullough has done this with much relish and to the delight of many. The academic diaspora comprising anthropologists, ethnographers, archaeologists and even genealogists have drawn plenty of inspiration not only from the scope and inspiration behind the book, but also the method, and the subtle use of the winding narrative, to discuss the chronology of the Ruin Island Phase Sites since the time they can be placed the farthest, to what we see and are awed by even today.
Perhaps the seminal chapter of this book occurs when the author, having set the background for the narrative, delves into ‘placing’ their cultural features in tandem with the cultural norms that have been the defining feature of the direction in which information and civilization progress.
