Ancient Lives An Introduction to Method and Theory in Archaeology
HistorySocial ScienceAnthropology

Ancient Lives An Introduction to Method and Theory in Archaeology

by Brian M. Fagan

Publisher
Prentice Hall
Pages
428
Language
English
Published
2000

Overview

<p><b>A core text for courses in Introductory Archaeology, Method and Theory in Archaeology, and Physical Anthropology and Archaeology (as one of two texts).</b></p> <p>This wide-ranging, authoritative introduction to the most fundamental principles, methods, and theoretical approaches of archaeology is designed for the <b><i>complete beginner.</i></b> Using first-person experience, a conversational narrative, and unique, truly global coverage reflected in examples from all parts of the world, it paints a <i>compelling</i> portrait of archaeology, science, and the past. It provides students with a basic grounding in the conceptual, technical, and ethical aspects of the subject; the career opportunities it offers; and some of the spectacular, and not-so-well known, discoveries that illuminate our past.</p>

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