Applied Zooarchaeology: Five Case Studies seeks to provide a clear understanding of applied zooarchaeology and explores the development of the field as a distinct discipline through a series of case s
In order to explain the various elements and stages of regional settlement demography, archaeologists Drennan (U. of Pittsburgh), Berrey (U. of Pittsburgh), and Peterson (U. of Hawai'i at Manoa) draw
Orser seeks to answer the question: "What is modern-world archaeology and why do we need it?" He begins by defining the frame of his inquiry by comparing historical archaeology to the concept of moder
