Key Terms, Review Questions, and For Further Reading section.) | |
The Past is a Foreign Country: Getting from Here to There | |
Getting Started in Archaeology | |
Reading The Landscape | |
Survey DesignGeological Factors | |
Recovery Methods and GIS | |
Excavation | |
Horizontal Excavation | |
Vertical Excavation | |
Geological Stratigraphy | |
Archaeological Sites Form | |
Archaeological Stratigraphy | |
Controlling Horizontal and Vertical Space | |
Recovery MethodsRecording Methods | |
Artifacts and Ecofacts | |
Biases in Preservation | |
Quantification and Sampling | |
Counting BonesCounting Artifacts | |
Creating a Chronology | |
Comparison | |
Conservation and Display | |
Toolbox: Radiocarbon Dating | |
Toolbox: Ethnoarchaeology | |
Discovering the Past: Field School | |
A First Experience in Archaeology | |
Putting the Picture Together | |
Origins of Archaeology | |
The Emergence of Archaeology | |
Organizing TimeThe Establishment of Human Antiquity | |
Imperial Archaeology | |
Developing Method and Theory | |
Stratigraphic Method and Culture History | |
Gordon Childe | |
Archaeology As Science | |
Developing Scientific Methods | |
The New ArchaeologySystems Theory | |
Alternative Perspectives | |
Postprocessual Archaeology | |
Gender and Agency | |
Evolutionary Archaeology | |
Archaeology At The Trowel's Edge | |
Toolbox: Thomas Jefferson: The Archaeologist | |
Archaeology in the World: Religion and Evolution | |
Discovering the Past: The Socialization Of Ancient Maya Children: Discovery at the Dancer Group Household In Northwestern Belize, Central America | |
Discovering the Past: Different Views of a Site | |
Human Evolution | |
Early Hominins | |
The Fossil Record | |
The Early Hominin Radiation | |
Australopithecines | |
Kenyanthropus | |
Paranthropus | |
Homo habilis | |
Homo erectus | |
Setting the Scene | |
The East African Rift Valley | |
Olduvai Gorge | |
Lower Paleolithic | |
The OldowanThe Acheulian | |
The Origin of Tool Use | |
Tool Use by Animals | |
The Archaeological Evidence | |
Hunting and Sharing Food | |
Were They Hunters? | |
Living Floors and Base Camps | |
The Stone Circle at DK1 | |
Assessing the Archaeological Evidence | |
The Use of Fire | |
The Expansion of the Hominin World | |
Ubeidiya and Dmanisi | |
East Asia | |
JavaNihewan Basin | |
Summing Up the Evidence | |
Toolbox: Paleomagnetic Dating | |
Toolbox: Argon Dating | |
Toolbox: Stone Tools | |
Archaeology in the World | |
From Homo erectus to Neanderthals | |
Defining The Ice Age | |
Before The Neanderthals | |
The Initial Occupation of Western Europe | |
The Acheulian Paradox | |
Beyond Stone Tools | |
Neanderthals | |
Chronology and Ecology | |
Stone Tools | |
Frantois Bordes and Neanderthal Ethnicity | |
The Binford-Bordes Debate | |
Dissenting Voices | |
The Frison Effect | |
The Chane OpFratoire | |
Summing Up the Stones | |
Hunting | |
Stable Isotope Analysis | |
Site Organization and the Use of Fire | |
Treatment of the DeadArtwork | |
Neanderthal Society< | |
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