The Archaeology of Consumer Culture (The American Experience in Archaeological Perspective)
Paul R. Mullins examines consumer culture from an archaeological perspective, placing material life within the broader American experience. The book offers a focused exploration of how goods, consumption, and cultural meaning can help illuminate the past for readers of archaeology, history, and anthropology.
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The Archaeology of Consumer Culture examines consumer culture through an archaeological lens.
Framed within the American experience, the book considers how material goods and patterns of consumption can contribute to understanding the past.
Paul R. Mullins connects archaeology with broader questions about culture, everyday life, and the meanings attached to objects.
This work is suited to readers interested in American history, archaeology, and the study of consumer culture.
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