Commission for General and Comparative Archaeology

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The Commission for General and Comparative Archaeology is a specialized research body within the German Archaeological Institute that promotes broad, cross-cultural and interdisciplinary archaeological studies.

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instanceOf archaeological research organization
research body
affiliation German Foreign Office
surface form: German Federal Foreign Office (via German Archaeological Institute)
collaboratesWith museums
research institutes
universities
country Germany
discipline humanities
social sciences
emphasis broad, cross-cultural perspectives rather than regional specialization
integration of data from multiple world regions
theoretical reflection in archaeology
field archaeology
comparative archaeology
general archaeology
interdisciplinary archaeological research
focus cross-cultural comparison of archaeological data
global perspectives in archaeology
long-term cultural developments
theoretical and methodological issues in archaeology
hasResearchArea archaeological theory
comparative cultural evolution
interregional archaeological comparison
world archaeology
languageOfWorkOrName English
German
methodology comparative analysis of archaeological cultures
interdisciplinary collaboration with related fields
parentOrganization German Archaeological Institute
partOf German Archaeological Institute
purpose to promote broad archaeological studies
to promote cross-cultural archaeological studies
to promote interdisciplinary archaeological studies
scope international
sector academic research
topic comparative settlement archaeology
cross-cultural patterns in material culture
long-term socio-cultural change
typeOfOrganization specialized commission within a national research institute

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DAI hasDivision Commission for General and Comparative Archaeology