The subject is generally broken down into three subdisciplines: biological (physical) anthropology, cultural (social) anthropology, and archaeology. archaeological culture A constantly recurring assemblage of artifacts assumed to be representative of a particular set of behavioral activities carried out at a particular time and place (cf. archaeology A subdiscipline of anthropology involving the study of the human past through its material remains.
archaeology of cult The study of the material indications of patterned actions undertaken in response to religious beliefs.
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The subject is generally broken down into three subdisciplines: biological (physical) anthropology, cultural (social) anthropology, and archaeology.
archaeological culture: a constantly recurring assemblage of artifacts assumed to be representative of a particular set of behavioral activities carried out at a particular time and place (cf. archaeomagnetic dating: sometimes referred to as paleomagnetic dating.
In the second section, I furnish a more technical and detailed appraisal of the each of the twelve chapters with comments about those major publications previously regarded by archaeologists as key sources on these specific topics.
Lastly, there is a conclusion that incorporates a general discussion about this volume and its relationship to similar works and the current status of chronometric or "time placement" dating.
artifact Any portable object used, modified, or made by humans; e.g. assemblage A group of artifacts recurring together at a particular time and place, and representing the sum of human activities.
