Frauds, Myths, and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology
Examines the boundary between archaeological fact and pseudoscience, teaching readers how to evaluate extraordinary claims with scientific reasoning and evidence.
About This Book
This book explores how scientific methods are applied in archaeology.
It addresses common misconceptions and evaluates extraordinary claims using evidence-based analysis.
Readers gain tools to assess archaeological stories presented in media and popular culture.
The text emphasizes critical thinking and the importance of distinguishing fact from fiction.
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