Debating Archaeology
Left Coast Press Inc (Verlag)
978-1-59874-455-2 (ISBN)
In this volume, the founder of processual archaeology, Lewis R. Binford collects and comments on the twenty-eight substantive papers published in the 1980's, the third in his set of collected papers (also Working at Archaeology and An Archaeological Perspective). This ongoing collection of self-edited papers, together with the extensive and very candid interstitial commentaries, provides an invaluable record of the development of "The New Archaeology" and a challenging view into the mind of the man who is certainly the most creative archaeological theorist of our time. A new (2009) foreword allows further reflections on his work.
Lewis R. Binford is regarded as the founder of the processual archaeology movement and a leading archaeological theorist for over past 40 years. He taught at University of Chicago, University of New Mexico, Southern Methodist University, and Truman State University. He is author of a dozen books on archaeological theory and archaeology of the far north. He was recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society for American Archaeology.
I: Introduction; 1: “Culture” and Social Roles in Archaeology; 2: The New Archaeology, Then and Now; II: Much Ado about Nothing; 3: Science to Seance, or Processual to “Post-Processual” Archaeology; 4: In Pursuit of the Future; 5: Data, Relativism, and Archaeological Science; 6: Review of Hodder, Reading the Past: Current Approaches to Interpretation in Archaeology; III: Empiricism and Other Problems in Contemporary Archaeology; 7: Coping with Debate Tactics; 8: Reply to “More on the Mousterian: Flaked Bone from Cueva Morín,” by L. Freeman; 9: “Brand X” versus the Recommended Product; 10: “Righteous Rocks” and Richard Gould: Some Observations on Misguided “Debate”; 11: Richard Gould Revisited, or Bringing Back the “Bacon”; 12: An Alyawara Day: The Stone Quarry; 13: An Alyawara Day: Flour, Spinifex Gum, and Shifting Perspectives; 14: An Alyawara Day; 15: Butchering, Sharing, and the Archaeological Record; 16: Styles of Style; 17: Researching Ambiguity: Frames of Reference and Site Structure; IV: Models and Accommodating Arguments versus Pattern Recognition: What Drives Research Best?; 18: Multidimensional Analysis of Sheep and Goats: Baa-ck and Forth; 19: The Hunting Hypothesis, Archaeological Methods, and the Past; 20: Letter to H. T. Bunn; 21: Bones of Contention: A Reply to Glynn Isaac; 22: Human Ancestors; 23: Fact and Fiction about the Zinjanthropus Floor: Data, Arguments, and Interpretations; 24: Hyena Scavenging Behavior and Its Implications for the Interpretation of Faunal Assemblages from FLK 22 (the Zinj Floor) at Olduvai Gorge; 25: Were There Elephant Hunters at Torralba?; 26: Searching for Camps and Missing the Evidence? Another Look at the Lower Paleolithic; 27: Technology of Early Man: An Organizational Approach to the Oldowan; 28: Isolating the Transition to Cultural Adaptations: An Organizational Approach; V: Conclusions; 29: Coping with Culture
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 15.9.2009 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | Walnut Creek |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 152 x 229 mm |
| Gewicht | 771 g |
| Themenwelt | Geisteswissenschaften ► Archäologie |
| ISBN-10 | 1-59874-455-0 / 1598744550 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-59874-455-2 / 9781598744552 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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