Knife and Hammer: An Exercise in Positive Deconstruction; The I-75 Project and Lithic Scatter Research in Florida (Florida Anthropological Society Publication No. 16)

Good. Some wear to the covers. Society mailing labl addressed to a university library serials departmet on the rear cover, as mailed by the publisher. Intrnally clean and free of markings. Please see photos Robert J. Austin's study of the I-75 Project, the rchaeological survey and excavation work carried outalong the route of Interstate 75 in Florida, and of ow archaeologists study lithic scatters, the stone-tol sites that are among the most common in the state Austin looks back at the project's history and its ites, gives a critical evaluation of the work, and lys out lessons for "building a better archaeology." ublished as No. 16 in the Florida Anthropological Soiety's publication series. CONTENTS: Introduction; nvironmental and Archaeological Contexts; The I-75 Poject: A Brief History; The Sites; Wielding the Knif: A Critical Evaluation; Building a Better Archaeoloy; Final Thoughts: The Legacy of I-75; Notes, Refereces Cited, Appendices A and B, About the Author. PULICATION DETAILS: Copyright 2006 by Robert J. Austinand the Florida Anthropological Society, Inc., Tallaassee, Florida. ISBN-13 978-0-9701550-3-0; ISBN-10 09701550-3-4; LCCN 2006929436. Cover photograph: excaation at the Harney Flats site, fall 1981 (photo coutesy of Randy Daniel). 221 pages with figures and tales; large 4to softcover, about 11 inches tall.…