Forging the Copper Collar

Description:

Demonstrates how archaeology can benefit from the understanding of the social dimensions of knowledge transfer. Also examines apprenticeship in archaeology against a backdrop of sociological and cognitive psychology literature.

subjects: Copper miners,  History,  Labor unions,  Social conditions,  Sociological aspects,  Ethnoarchaeology,  Material culture,  Knowledge management,  Communities of practice,  Primitive Industries,  Social archaeology,  Apprenticeship programs,  Organizing,  Handicraft,  Labor laws and legislation, united states,  Arizona, history,  Mineros de cobre,  Condiciones sociales,  Mineurs de cuivre,  Syndicats,  Histoire,  Conditions sociales,  Congresses,  Industrial Workers of the World

Places: Arizona,  Bisbee,  Bisbee (Ariz.)