Archaeology as a Process: Processualism and Its Progeny
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Archaeology as a Process: Processualism and Its Progeny

by R. Lee Lyman, Michael J O'Brien, Michael Brian Schiffer

History Archaeology
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An in-depth study of processual archaeology, detailing its origins, evolution, and lasting influence on archaeological theory and methods.

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Archaeology as a Process explores the development and impact of processualism within the field of archaeology.

The authors examine how processual approaches transformed archaeological methods and interpretations over time.

This work traces the evolution of archaeological thought from its processual roots to subsequent theoretical developments.

Readers gain insight into the ongoing debates and advancements that have shaped contemporary archaeological practice.

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