Method and Theory in American Archaeology

Discover the evolution of American archaeology with the insightful "Method and Theory in American Archaeology" by renowned scholars. This second edition, published by The University of Alabama Press in 2001, offers a comprehensive look at the discipline's development since its original release in 1958. Spanning 368 pages, this book critically examines the state of American archaeology during that era, highlighting the limited interpretative approaches that were prevalent. The authors provide an analytical perspective that encourages readers to reflect on the methodologies used in archaeological research. Perfect for students, professionals, and enthusiasts alike, this facsimile reprint is an essential addition to any archaeology library. Explore the foundational theories that continue to shape the field today.