Frauds, Myths and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology (Chinese Edition)
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Frauds, Myths and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology (Chinese Edition)

by Ken Ni Si · L · Fei De

Science Nonfiction Archaeology
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This Chinese edition explores archaeology at the intersection of evidence, belief, and speculation. By focusing on frauds, myths, mysteries, science, and pseudoscience, it invites readers to consider how archaeological claims are formed, evaluated, and understood.

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Frauds, Myths and Mysteries examines archaeology through the contrasting lenses of science and pseudoscience.

The book’s focus includes fraudulent claims, enduring myths, and unexplained mysteries connected with archaeological subjects.

This Chinese edition offers readers an accessible introduction to the ways archaeological ideas may be understood, questioned, and distinguished from pseudoscientific interpretations.

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