An Introduction to Evolutionary Cognitive Archaeology
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An Introduction to Evolutionary Cognitive Archaeology

by Thomas Wynn, Frederick L. Coolidge

Archaeology cognitive science evolutionary psychology
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An Introduction to Evolutionary Cognitive Archaeology offers a foundation in an interdisciplinary field linking archaeology, evolution, and cognition. Thomas Wynn and Frederick L. Coolidge introduce the ways researchers use archaeological evidence to consider the development of human thought and behavior.

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An Introduction to Evolutionary Cognitive Archaeology presents an accessible entry point into the study of cognition through an evolutionary and archaeological perspective.

The book connects questions about human thought and behavior with the evidence preserved in the archaeological record.

Written by Thomas Wynn and Frederick L. Coolidge, it introduces a cross-disciplinary field at the intersection of archaeology, evolutionary theory, and cognitive science.

It is intended for readers seeking a foundational understanding of evolutionary cognitive archaeology.

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