Eric Schweickart
Biographic Data
| ID | 5656080 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eric Schweickart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eric |
| FAMILY NAME | Schweickart |
| SIGNATURE | SCHWEICKART E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colonial Williamsburg Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Implications of Historic Landscape Modification to Modern Crisis Management
A singular find, a global story: An artefact Biography of a French tobacco pipestem found at an American Civil War encampment in Williamsburg, VA
This paper takes a microhistorical approach to the examination of a marked clay pipestem found at an American Civil War Encampment in Williamsburg, VA. A biography of the object, from its manufacture at the Fiolet factory in Saint Omer, France to its use in Williamsburg VA, is used as an interpretive tool to investigate the meanings of this object to its consumer. By comparing this site to other sites in the English-speaking world where similarly…
Identifying and Analyzing Agricultural Landscapes Using Metal-Detector Survey and Nail-Batch Analysis
Contextualizing the Materiality of Commodities: Using Quantitative Methods to Interpret the Meaning of Variation in the Physical Attributes of Copper-Alloy Buttons
Globalization and the spread of capitalism: Material resonances
The intertwined processes of globalization and capitalism are fundamentally material in expression and are central to understandings of the modern world (however defined). Over the last 50 years, post-medieval archaeologists have engaged directly with the materiality of these broad-scale processes, initially from the standpoint of empirically driven descriptive studies and latterly with more interpretative approaches which challenge and stretch d…
Ideologies of consumption: Colonialism and the commodification of goods in 18th-century Virginian and Lowland Scottish rural households
During the 18th century consumers in the transatlantic British cultural world began to adopt new ideologies which informed their consumption behaviours. The acquisition of manufactured objects which were highly commodified played an essential part in this new consumer culture. By classifying household goods according to their commodification upon acquisition, the ideologies of consumption which shaped the decisions of historic individuals can be …
Globalization and the spread of capitalism: Material resonances
The intertwined processes of globalization and capitalism are fundamentally material in expression and are central to understandings of the modern world (however defined). Over the last 50 years, post-medieval archaeologists have engaged directly with the materiality of these broad-scale processes, initially from the standpoint of empirically driven descriptive studies and latterly with more interpretative approaches which challenge and stretch d…
Ideologies of consumption: Colonialism and the commodification of goods in 18th-century Virginian and Lowland Scottish rural households
During the 18th century consumers in the transatlantic British cultural world began to adopt new ideologies which informed their consumption behaviours. The acquisition of manufactured objects which were highly commodified played an essential part in this new consumer culture. By classifying household goods according to their commodification upon acquisition, the ideologies of consumption which shaped the decisions of historic individuals can be …
Identifying and Analyzing Agricultural Landscapes Using Metal-Detector Survey and Nail-Batch Analysis
A singular find, a global story: An artefact Biography of a French tobacco pipestem found at an American Civil War encampment in Williamsburg, VA
This paper takes a microhistorical approach to the examination of a marked clay pipestem found at an American Civil War Encampment in Williamsburg, VA. A biography of the object, from its manufacture at the Fiolet factory in Saint Omer, France to its use in Williamsburg VA, is used as an interpretive tool to investigate the meanings of this object to its consumer. By comparing this site to other sites in the English-speaking world where similarly…
Ideologies of consumption: Colonialism and the commodification of goods in 18th-century Virginian and Lowland Scottish rural households
During the 18th century consumers in the transatlantic British cultural world began to adopt new ideologies which informed their consumption behaviours. The acquisition of manufactured objects which were highly commodified played an essential part in this new consumer culture. By classifying household goods according to their commodification upon acquisition, the ideologies of consumption which shaped the decisions of historic individuals can be …
Globalization and the spread of capitalism: Material resonances
The intertwined processes of globalization and capitalism are fundamentally material in expression and are central to understandings of the modern world (however defined). Over the last 50 years, post-medieval archaeologists have engaged directly with the materiality of these broad-scale processes, initially from the standpoint of empirically driven descriptive studies and latterly with more interpretative approaches which challenge and stretch d…
Contextualizing the Materiality of Commodities: Using Quantitative Methods to Interpret the Meaning of Variation in the Physical Attributes of Copper-Alloy Buttons
Identifying and Analyzing Agricultural Landscapes Using Metal-Detector Survey and Nail-Batch Analysis
A singular find, a global story: An artefact Biography of a French tobacco pipestem found at an American Civil War encampment in Williamsburg, VA
This paper takes a microhistorical approach to the examination of a marked clay pipestem found at an American Civil War Encampment in Williamsburg, VA. A biography of the object, from its manufacture at the Fiolet factory in Saint Omer, France to its use in Williamsburg VA, is used as an interpretive tool to investigate the meanings of this object to its consumer. By comparing this site to other sites in the English-speaking world where similarly…
Implications of Historic Landscape Modification to Modern Crisis Management
Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies (5 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Agriculture (2 works)