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Ethnoarchaeology is the
ethnographic study of
peoples for
archaeological reasons,
usually through the
study of the
material remains of a
society (see David...
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archaeologist known for his
influential work in
archaeological theory,
ethnoarchaeology and the
Paleolithic period. He is
widely considered among the most...
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scientific knowledge and
reveal details of the line's construction.
Ethnoarchaeology is the
ethnographic study of
living people,
designed to aid in our...
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Bintliff J.L. (2003), The
ethnoarchaeology of a 'p****ive' ethnicity: The
Arvanites of
Central Greece, p. 142....
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therefore a
ubiquitous component of the
archaeological record.
Ethnoarchaeology is used to
further the
understanding and
cultural implications of stone...
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deduce patterns of past
human behavior and
cultural practices.
Ethnoarchaeology is a type of
archaeology that
studies the
practices and
material remains...
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March 9, 2018. Zarins,
Juris (1992) "Pastoral
Nomadism in Arabia:
Ethnoarchaeology and the
Archaeological Record", in Ofer Bar-Yosef and A. Khazanov,...
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behaviours in the past.
Middle range theories are
derived from
ethnoarchaeology and
experimental research in
combination with the
study of taphonomic...
- 2021, pp. 18–9 Zarins,
Juris (1992). "Pastoral
Nomadism in Arabia:
Ethnoarchaeology and the
Archaeological Record—A Case Study". In Bar-Yosef, O.; Khazanov...
- Noll 2001, p. 26 Zarins,
Juris (1992). "Pastoral
nomadism in Arabia:
ethnoarchaeology and the
archaeological record—a case study". In Bar-Yosef, Ofer; Khazanov...
