Ethnoarchaeology: More than cautionary tales
Author(s): Peter White
Year: 2015
Summary
Rather than being just a set of warnings, ethnoarchaeology has made major contributions to a range of archaeological endeavours, especially in Papua New Guinea and Australia. These include broadening our view of stone and wood technologies, of site formation processes and of human-environment relations.
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Ethnoarchaeology: More than cautionary tales. Peter White. Presented at The 80th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, San Francisco, California. 2015 ( tDAR id: 394840)
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Keywords
General
Ethnoarchaeology
Geographic Keywords
Oceania
Spatial Coverage
min long: 111.973; min lat: -52.052 ; max long: -87.715; max lat: 53.331 ;