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  • The Discovery of the Iceman

  • Archaeology

  • On the Cutting Edge: Differing Attitudes toward the Dead

  • The Issues and Problems of Prehistory

  • The Historical Growth of Archaeology in Europe

  • The New Geology

  • Human Antiquity

  • The Beginnings of Archaeology in the Americas

  • The Field of Archaeology Today

  • Goals of Archaeological Interpretation

  • Reconstructing Culture History: Archaeology as History without Writing

  • The Investigation of Prehistoric Lifeways

  • Archaeology as the Study of Culture Change

  • The Archaeological Record

  • Preserving the Past

  • Archaeology in Practice: Stratigraphy and Stratigraphic Analysis: How Do Archaeologists Reconstruct the Sequence of Events at an Archaeological Site?

  • Conclusion






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