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ID126198
NOMBREM Dores Cruz
NOMBRESM Dores
APELLIDOCruz
FIRMACRUZ M D
AFILIACIONESUniversity of Cologne
ORCID0000-0001-7461-5495
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS7
TOTAL DE CITAS34
TOTAL COMO AUTOR6
TOTAL COMO EDITOR1
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2011
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2025
ÍNDICE H2
  • Doce inferno do engenho”

    Open Access•M Dores Cruz, Nazaré Ceita et al.•ARTICLE•Vestígios - Revista Latino-American…•2025

    European colonialism left a lasting impact through the plantation system, which continues to shape the contemporary world. Despite São Tomé’s significant role in developing this system, the island’s material history remains poorly understood, and archaeological research is only now beginning. This article focuses on the first archaeological project in the country, which aims to explore early sugar plantation landscapes through the study of the ar…

  • Bitter legacy

    Open Access•M Dores Cruz, Larissa Thomas et al.•ARTICLE•Antiquity•2023•Referencias: 1

    Praia Melão, the largest sugar mill and estate in São Tomé, active from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries, is the first archaeological site ever investigated on the island. It embodies the inception of the plantation economic system predicated on the labour of enslaved people and of local resistance

  • Scale Matters

    Open Access•Nurit Bird‐david, Stephan Henn et al.•BOOK•Scale Matters•2022

    For the greater part of the 20 th century, hunter-gatherer societies were regarded as "small-scale societies" by modern sociology (see Barth ed.1978 for overview).The broad distinction between "small-scale" and "large-scale" was increasingly losing its overall analytical grip in the late 20 th century, also with regard to the classification of hunter-gatherers in these terms.Anthropologists who approached hunter-gatherers from ecological-evolutio…

  • Fractured Landscapes and the Politics of Space

    Open Access•M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•Museum Anthropology•2022•Citada por: 1•Referencias: 18

    Nwadjahane, a small village in southern Mozambique, is set apart from other settlements as the birthplace of Eduardo Mondlane, one of the nation's founding fathers. Declared a national heritage site and made into an open-air museum, Nwadjahane has become a landscape where national and local memories are negotiated. Mondlane is at once a national hero celebrated with statues, exhibitions, and commemorations, as well as locally linked to ancestors …

  • The Nature of Culture

    M Dores Cruz•CHAPTER•Rethinking Colonial Pasts Through…•2014

  • Gendered Taskscapes

    Open Access•Amanda L Logan, M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•African Archaeological Review•2014•Citada por: 7•Referencias: 50

  • Pots are pots, not people

    M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•Azania Archaeological Research in…•2011•Citada por: 26•Referencias: 58

    Colonial literature often assumed that Africans belonged to tribes and could be organised in orderly fashion. Concepts of ethnicity and identity have replaced the colonial paradigm and propositions of 'pots as people' are considered fallacies. Nevertheless, analogies continue to be employed, thereby overlooking the diversity of historical experiences, the fluidity and the strategic character of ethnicity, rather than stressing similarities across…

  • Pots are pots, not people

    M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•Azania Archaeological Research in…•2011•Citada por: 26•Referencias: 58

    Colonial literature often assumed that Africans belonged to tribes and could be organised in orderly fashion. Concepts of ethnicity and identity have replaced the colonial paradigm and propositions of 'pots as people' are considered fallacies. Nevertheless, analogies continue to be employed, thereby overlooking the diversity of historical experiences, the fluidity and the strategic character of ethnicity, rather than stressing similarities across…

  • Gendered Taskscapes

    Open Access•Amanda L Logan, M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•African Archaeological Review•2014•Citada por: 7•Referencias: 50

  • Fractured Landscapes and the Politics of Space

    Open Access•M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•Museum Anthropology•2022•Citada por: 1•Referencias: 18

    Nwadjahane, a small village in southern Mozambique, is set apart from other settlements as the birthplace of Eduardo Mondlane, one of the nation's founding fathers. Declared a national heritage site and made into an open-air museum, Nwadjahane has become a landscape where national and local memories are negotiated. Mondlane is at once a national hero celebrated with statues, exhibitions, and commemorations, as well as locally linked to ancestors …

  • Pots are pots, not people

    M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•Azania Archaeological Research in…•2011•Citada por: 26•Referencias: 58

    Colonial literature often assumed that Africans belonged to tribes and could be organised in orderly fashion. Concepts of ethnicity and identity have replaced the colonial paradigm and propositions of 'pots as people' are considered fallacies. Nevertheless, analogies continue to be employed, thereby overlooking the diversity of historical experiences, the fluidity and the strategic character of ethnicity, rather than stressing similarities across…

  • The Nature of Culture

    M Dores Cruz•CHAPTER•Rethinking Colonial Pasts Through…•2014

  • Gendered Taskscapes

    Open Access•Amanda L Logan, M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•African Archaeological Review•2014•Citada por: 7•Referencias: 50

  • Scale Matters

    Open Access•Nurit Bird‐david, Stephan Henn et al.•BOOK•Scale Matters•2022

    For the greater part of the 20 th century, hunter-gatherer societies were regarded as "small-scale societies" by modern sociology (see Barth ed.1978 for overview).The broad distinction between "small-scale" and "large-scale" was increasingly losing its overall analytical grip in the late 20 th century, also with regard to the classification of hunter-gatherers in these terms.Anthropologists who approached hunter-gatherers from ecological-evolutio…

  • Fractured Landscapes and the Politics of Space

    Open Access•M Dores Cruz•ARTICLE•Museum Anthropology•2022•Citada por: 1•Referencias: 18

    Nwadjahane, a small village in southern Mozambique, is set apart from other settlements as the birthplace of Eduardo Mondlane, one of the nation's founding fathers. Declared a national heritage site and made into an open-air museum, Nwadjahane has become a landscape where national and local memories are negotiated. Mondlane is at once a national hero celebrated with statues, exhibitions, and commemorations, as well as locally linked to ancestors …

  • Bitter legacy

    Open Access•M Dores Cruz, Larissa Thomas et al.•ARTICLE•Antiquity•2023•Referencias: 1

    Praia Melão, the largest sugar mill and estate in São Tomé, active from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries, is the first archaeological site ever investigated on the island. It embodies the inception of the plantation economic system predicated on the labour of enslaved people and of local resistance

  • Doce inferno do engenho”

    Open Access•M Dores Cruz, Nazaré Ceita et al.•ARTICLE•Vestígios - Revista Latino-American…•2025

    European colonialism left a lasting impact through the plantation system, which continues to shape the contemporary world. Despite São Tomé’s significant role in developing this system, the island’s material history remains poorly understood, and archaeological research is only now beginning. This article focuses on the first archaeological project in the country, which aims to explore early sugar plantation landscapes through the study of the ar…

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