Method and theory in historical archeology

Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Main Author: South, Stanley A.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Clinton Corners, N.Y. : Percheron Press, Ã2002.
Edition:Percheron Press pbk. ed.
Series:Foundations of archaeology.
Subjects:
Indians of North America > Antiquities.
Archaeology and history.
Antiquities.
United States > Antiquities.
United States.
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • Theoretical Foundation
  • Toward a Science of Cultural Evolution
  • The Polearm of Archeology
  • A Bill of Particulars for Theoretical Thrusts
  • A Study of Trends in Historical Archeology
  • Evaluating the State of the Field
  • The Slowly Emerging Trend in Historical Archeology toward Archeological Science: A Personal View
  • Quantitative Analysis and Pattern Recognition
  • The Importance of Quantitative Analysis to Pattern Recognition
  • The Brunswick Pattern of Refuse Disposal
  • Method and Context
  • The Hepburn-Reonalds House (S7)
  • Nath Moore's Front (S10)
  • The Public House-Tailor Shop (S25)
  • The Carolina Artifact Pattern
  • Theoretical Considerations
  • The Method of Abstracting the Carolina Artifact Pattern
  • The Carolina Artifact Pattern
  • Testing the Carolina Artifact Pattern
  • The Applicable Range of the Carolina Artifact Pattern
  • The Frontier Artifact Pattern
  • Defining the Pattern
  • Comparing the Frontier Pattern with the Carolina Pattern
  • Isolating Variables
  • The Hepburn-Reonalds House (S7), A Deviant from the Carolina and Frontier Patterns
  • Artifact Pattern at Fort Watson, S.C.
  • Exploring Analytical Techniques
  • Examining the Kitchen Artifact Patterns
  • Isolating Variables through Comparison of Simple Ratios
  • Summarizing Viewpoint
  • The Flax Hackle Example
  • Exploring Inventory Pattern for Comparison with Archeological Pattern
  • Revealing Culture Process through the Formula Concept
  • The Horizon Phenomenon Revealed in Ceramic Analysis in Historical Archeology
  • The Problem
  • The Tools
  • Application of the Tools
  • Interpretive Summary
  • Examining the Statistical Confidence and Correlation of the Formula
  • The Horizon Concept Revealed in the Application of the Mean Ceramic Date Formula to Spanish Majolica in the New World
  • Methodological Considerations
  • The Function of Observation in the Archeological Process
  • Classification of the Archeological Record
  • Methodological Phases in the Archeological Process
  • Evaluation of Observational Situations Relative to the Archeological Data Bank
  • The Archeologist's Responsibility in Cultural Resource Management Studies.

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