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PART 1: Introduction -- Archaeology and the Law of the Hammer / James A. Moore, Arthur S. Keene -- PART 2: The Products of the Archaeological Record -- The Archaeological Record as Preserved Death Assemblage / Warren R. DeBoer -- We Can't See the Forest for the Trees: Sampling and the Shapes of Archaeological Distributions / H. Martin Wobst -- Twigs, Branches, Trees, and Forests: Problems of Scale in Lithic Analysis / John R. Cross -- Pots as Tools / David P. Braun -- PART 3: The Precedents of the Archaeological Record -- Biology, Behavior, and Borrowing: A Critical Examination of Optimal Foraging Theory in Archaeology / Arthur S. Keene -- Optimization Models in Context / Michael Jochim -- The Trouble with Know-It-Alls: Information as a Social and Ecological Resource / James A. Moore -- Information Exchange and the Spatial Configurations of Egalitarian Societies / Dolores Root -- The Ecological Perspective in Highland Mesoamerican Archaeology / Richard E. Blanton -- Expanding the Scope of Settlement Analysis / Robert W. Paynter -- The Social Representation of Space: Dimensioning the Cosmological and the Quotidian / Susan M. Kus -- The Poverty of Philosophy in Archaeology / Dean J. Saitta.
edited by James A. Moore, Arthur S. Keene.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
15.31 methods and techniques of archaeology