Designed to appeal to a broad spectrum of archaeologists and historians, Documentary Archaeology in the New World outlines a fresh approach to the archaeological study of the historic cultures of North America that places history alongside anthropology, cultural geography, and a whole range of cognate disciplines. The authors' common belief is that historical archaeologists must develop their own frameworks for interpretation through exhaustive documentary research rather than simply borrow models from colleagues working in the prehistoric past. Specific topics examined include urban archaeology, historical ecology, consumerism, smuggling, folk classifications, gender relations, ethnicity, seasonality and ideology. This volume will serve both as a guide to the available techniques of documentary analysis and as a source for the innovative interpretation of historical archaeological materials anywhere in the world.
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Designed to appeal to a broad spectrum of archaeologists and historians, this study outlines a fresh approach to the archaeological study of the historic cultures of North America, placing history alongside anthropology and cultural geography.
"...remains one of the classic volumes within historical archaeology due to the unique approaches to documentary data that it advocates....This volume has withstood seven years of scholarly scrutiny and remains an important collective work..." Annals of the Association of American Geographers
"...this book contains essays reflecting some of the best research in documentary archaeology in the New World today." American Anthropologist
"...a fascinating collection of essays that chart the international nature of the archaeological record in colonial North America." Nick Sanders, New Scientist
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