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

 
FROM THE REVIEWS OF PREVIOUS EDITIONS

"Wonderful! A comprehensive introductory text that not only outlines what archaeologists do but addresses why they do it. The illustrations (and boxes) enhance the text and are highly informative."

— Patricia Rubertone,
Brown University

"It covers the practical aspects of archaeology as well as the latest debates in method and theory with a remarkably evenhanded approach."

—Douglas L. Esse,
University of Chicago

"Its comprehensiveness allows it to be used as a text in a course about archaeology without additional supplements. It is up-to-date both theoretically and methodologically."

— Michael Nowak,
Colorado College

"A text of impressive scope and detail . . . has the most global perspective on modern archaeology of any I have ever seen."

—Glen H. Doran,
Florida State University, Tallahassee

"I am impressed by the enormous range of societies covered, from the Andes and North America to Greece, Rome, China, New Guinea, and Anglo-Saxon England."

—Kent Flannery, University of Michigan

"A first-rate text, with wide-ranging examples, lucid writing, and clear insights into the complex workings of modern archaeology."

—Jeremy A. Sabloff

Book overview

Table of Contents

Introduction

Highlights

Sample Chapter

Quotes

Student web site
and study guide


Instructor's materials

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