Archaeological Essays in Honor of Irving B. Rouse (Studies in Anthropology ; 2)

ESSAYS:PART ONE PREHISTORY: A DISCIPLINE AND MODES OF INQUIRYSome theoretical issues in the archaeological study of historical reality - K. C. ChangArtifact classes, association and seriation - A. C. SpauldingArchaeological potential of anthropological and scientific models of function - Robert C. DunnellThe churches on the Green: A cautionary tale - Michael D. CoeToward a formal account of Bantu ceramic manufacture - Richard A. KrauseContracts, bureaucrats and research: Some emerging problems of conservation archaeology in the United States - William D. LipeA conceptual framework for the sociology of archaeology - Douglas W. SchwartzPART TWO PREHISTORY: THE CONTENT OF THE PAST Aboriginal human overkill of game populations: Examples from interior North Alaska - John M. CampbellTechnological change in northern Alaska - EDWIN S. Jr. HALLTrade beads and sunken ships - George I. QuimbyAn archaeological demonstration of migration on the northern Great Plains - William J. ByrneThe strategy of Iroquoian prehistory - Bruce G. TriggerThe archaeological phase: Ethnographic fact or fancy? - Jeffrey P. BrainRecent research in Venezuelan prehistory - Erika WagnerProvenience studies of majolica pottery: Type Ichtucknee Blue on Blue - José M. Cruxent and J. Eduardo Vaz An appreciation of Irving Benjamin Rouse PART ONE: PREHISTORY: A DISCIPLINE AND MODES OF INQUIRY Some theoretical issues in the archaeological study of historical reality Artifact classes, association and seriation Archaeological potential of anthropological and scientific models of function The churches on the Green: A cautionary tale Toward a formal account of Bantu ceramic manufacture Contracts, bureaucrats and research: Some emerging problems of conservation archaeology in the United States A conceptual framework for the sociology of archaeology PART TWO: PREHISTORY: THE CONTENT OF THE PAST Aboriginal human overkill of game populations: Examples from interior North Alaska Technological change in northern Alaska Trade beads and sunken ships An archaeological demonstration of migration on the northern Great Plains The strategy of Iroquoian prehistory The archaeological phase: Ethnographic fact or fancy? Recent research in Venezuelan prehistory Provenience studies of majolica pottery: Type Ichtucknee Blue on Blue Biographical notes Chang, K. C. Some Theoretical Issues In The Archaeological Study Of Historical Reality.--spaulding, A. C. Artifact Classes, Association And Seriation.--dunnell, R. C. Archaeological Potential Of Anthropological And Scientific Models Of Function.--coe, M. D. The Churches On The Green.--krause, R. A. Toward A Formal Account Of Bantu Ceramic Manufacture.--lipe, W. D. Contracts, Bureaucrats And Research.--schwartz, D. W. A Conceptual Framework For The Sociology Of Archaeology.--campbell, J. M. Aboriginal Human Overkill Of Game Populations.--hall, E. S. Technological Change In Northern Alaska.--quimby, G. I. Trade Beads And Sunken Ships.--byrne, W. J. An Archaeological Demonstration Of Migration On The Northern Great Plains.--trigger, B. G. The Strategy Of Iroquoian Prehistory.--brain, J. P. The Archaeological Phase.--wagner, E. Recent Research In Venezuelan Prehistory.--cruxent, J. M. And Vaz, J. E. Provenience Studies Of Majolica Pottery. Edited By Robert C. Dunnell And Edwin S. Hall, Jr. Includes Bibliographies. Chang, K. C. Some theoretical issues in the archaeological study of historical reality. Spaulding, A. C. Artifact classes, association and seriation. Dunnell, R. C. Archaeological potential of anthropological and scientific models of function. Coe, M. D. The churches on the Green. Krause, R. A. Toward a formal account of Bantu ceramic manufacture. Lipe, W. D. Contracts, bureaucrats and research. Schwartz, D. W. A conceptual framework for the sociology of archaeology. Campbell, J. M. Aboriginal human overkill of game populations. Hall, E. S. Technological change in northern Alaska. Quimby, G. I. Trade beads and sunken ships. Byrne, W. J. An archaeological demonstration of migration on the northern Great Plains. Trigger, B. G. The strategy of Iroquoian prehistory. Brain, J. P. The archaeological phase. Wagner, E. Recent research in Venezuelan prehistory. Cruxent, J. M. and Vaz, J. E. Provenience studies of majolica pottery.

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