What Is Ethnoarchaeology?¶
Penn Museum. What Is Ethnoarchaeology?. source.
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- Ethnoarchaeology
- Ethnoarchaeology is an archaeological research method that observes living communities’ material practices in order to build and test interpretations of archaeological remains.
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The Penn Museum defines ethnoarchaeology as the study of the present to answer questions about the past, with observation of living peoples aiding reconstruction of the past.
“Ethnoarchaeology is the name given to the study of the present in order to answer questions about the past.”
- Ethnoarchaeology is an archaeological research method that observes living communities’ material practices in order to build and test interpretations of archaeological remains.
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