Archaeology as Human Ecology: Method and Theory for a Contextual Approach (Volume 0)
Archaeology as Human Ecology examines archaeological method and theory through a contextual human-ecology approach. Karl W. Butzer’s scholarly volume offers readers a framework for considering archaeology in relation to people, environments, and the wider contexts that shape interpretation of the past.
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Archaeology as Human Ecology presents a contextual approach to archaeological method and theory.
Drawing on the concept of human ecology, the book connects archaeological inquiry with broader relationships between people and their environments.
Written by Karl W. Butzer, this volume is suited to readers seeking a theoretically grounded perspective on archaeology.
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