Archaeology¶
Renfrew, C., & Bahn, P. (2016). Archaeology: Theories, Methods and Practice.
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Primes¶
- Evidence
- And in archaeology, physical remains and stratigraphic context are evidence for inferences about past life, with taphonomy supplying the trace-producing-mechanism analysis.
This sourceThames & Hudson. Treats inference from physical remains and stratigraphic context, with formation processes and taphonomy supplying the trace-producing-mechanism analysis for archaeological evidence.
- And in archaeology, physical remains and stratigraphic context are evidence for inferences about past life, with taphonomy supplying the trace-producing-mechanism analysis.
- Primary vs. Secondary Sources
- The structural challenge — adjudicating between competing primary witnesses with different production conditions — is the same one Renfrew and Bahn (2016) treat in archaeology, where artifact authentication, stratigraphic context, and provenance must be settled before any secondary synthesis of cultural meaning is attempted.
This sourceStandard archaeological methods text; treats artifact authentication, stratigraphic context, and provenance as primary-source operations that must be settled before any secondary synthesis of cultural meaning.
- The structural challenge — adjudicating between competing primary witnesses with different production conditions — is the same one Renfrew and Bahn (2016) treat in archaeology, where artifact authentication, stratigraphic context, and provenance must be settled before any secondary synthesis of cultural meaning is attempted.
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