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Invitation to archeology

By:

Deetz, James

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York American Museum of Natural History 1967Description: x, 150p., hbSubject(s):

DDC classification:

930.1 DEE

Summary: In this original introduction to the subject, author James Deetz explores the principles, methods, and problems of the archaeologist, whose responsibility it is to uncover, interpret, and understand man's past. All aspects of archaeology from the nuts and bolts of excavation to the exacting science of radiocarbon dating, form analysis, and space-time slope patterns are eloquently discussed in this invaluable view of the profession.

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Gratis Resources	Plaksha University Library	History	930.1 DEE (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		G000249

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In this original introduction to the subject, author James Deetz explores the principles, methods, and problems of the archaeologist, whose responsibility it is to uncover, interpret, and understand man's past. All aspects of archaeology from the nuts and bolts of excavation to the exacting science of radiocarbon dating, form analysis, and space-time slope patterns are eloquently discussed in this invaluable view of the profession.

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