Thames & Hudson

 

ARCHAEOLOGY
Theories, Methods and Practice
Fifth Edition
by Colin Renfrew,
Cambridge University
and Paul Bahn

656 pages
over 600 illustrations
paperback
ISBN 0-500-28713-2

 
HIGHLIGHTS
of the Fifth Edition

Field methods, scientific techniques, and theoretical approaches updated throughout

The very latest discoveries:
such as the Maya murals of San Bartolo and the Clonycavan and Old Croghan bog bodies from Ireland

Advances in computing and technology

Information on subjects as varied as satellite and high-altitude survey and mapping systems, ancient genomics and genetic dating, and archaeolinguistics

New topics emphasizing the ever-changing face of modern archaeology:
for example, archaeological ethics, geoarchaeology, climate change, and bioarchaeology

New box features: including Cold Preservation; GIS and the Giza Plateau; Ancient Water Polution in North America; Sacrifice and Symbol in Mesoamerica; Cognition and Neuroscience.

Newly written and expanded summaries in each chapter

Book overview

Table of Contents

Introduction

Highlights

Sample Chapter

Quotes

Student web site
and study guide


Instructor's materials

Related archaeology books

 

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