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Historiographical Approaches To Past Archaeological Research. Introduction / Gisela Eberhardt, Fabian Link -- (net)working A Stone Into A Tool. How Technologies Of Serial Visualization, Arrangement, And Narration Stabilized Eoliths As Archeological Objects / Marianne Sommer -- Towards A Bureaucratic History Of Archaeology. A Preliminary Essay / Irina Podgorny -- Social Networks In The History Of Archaeology. Placing Archaeology In Its Context / Amara Thornton -- The Long Revolution Of Radiocarbon As Seen Through The History Of Swiss Lake-dwelling Research / Géraldine Delley -- Objects Of Knowledge In Modern Settlement Archaeology. The Case Of The Iron Age Fürstensitze ('princely Residences') / Ulrich Veit -- The Colonial Archaeological Hero Reconsidered. Post-colonial Perspectives On The 'discovery' Of The Prehistoric Past Of Indonesia / Marieke Bloembergen And Martijn Eickhoff -- Stones And Stories. On The Use Of Narratological Approaches For Writing The History Of Archaeology / Felix Wiedemann -- More Important Than All Technical Features Would Appear To Us The Volkliche Differences'. Gotthard Neumann And The Völkisch Thought In German Prehistory, 1920s To 1960s / Fabian Link -- Why Is The Dialogue So Difficult Between The Historiography Of The Social Sciences And The Historiography Of Science? / Serge Reubi. Edited By Gisela Eberhardt, Fabian Link. Based On A Workshop Entitled New Historiographical Approaches To Archaeological Research, Held September 9-11, 2010, In Berlin. Includes Bibliographical References. Summaries Also In German.