Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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ETHNOARCHAEOLOGY Todd Whitelaw Ethnoarchaeology is one of the discrete subfields within archaeology , about which there are nearly as many introductory articles as there are substantive studies . Each ethnoarchaeological study has ...
ETHNOARCHAEOLOGY Todd Whitelaw Ethnoarchaeology is one of the discrete subfields within archaeology , about which there are nearly as many introductory articles as there are substantive studies . Each ethnoarchaeological study has ...
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In Ethnoarchaeology : The Implications of Ethnography for Archaeology , edited by C. Kramer , 192-218 . Columbia University Press , New York . Kintigh , K.W. and A.J. Ammerman 1982 Heuristic approaches to spatial analysis in archaeology ...
In Ethnoarchaeology : The Implications of Ethnography for Archaeology , edited by C. Kramer , 192-218 . Columbia University Press , New York . Kintigh , K.W. and A.J. Ammerman 1982 Heuristic approaches to spatial analysis in archaeology ...
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to be done before such feedback can become more widespread , but there is also the danger of ethnoarchaeology cutting itself off from one of its initial aims : to give field archaeologists critically assessed information with which they ...
to be done before such feedback can become more widespread , but there is also the danger of ethnoarchaeology cutting itself off from one of its initial aims : to give field archaeologists critically assessed information with which they ...
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