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Routledge Anthropology and Archaeology: A Changing Relationship

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Anthropology and Archaeology: A Changing Relationship by Routledge offers a necessary introduction to the theories and methods of these two connected fields. This volume explores the historical connection and current interests shared by archaeology and anthropology, providing a clear foundation for students and researchers alike. By taking a broad historical approach, the text examines the early history of these disciplines starting with the colonial period. It details how Europeans encountered and attempted to understand diverse peoples during this era. The book explains how both subjects are linked through shared interests in economics, symbolism, and kinship. Readers will gain insight into how each field contributes to important academic debates, including discussions regarding gender. This book serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to understand the evolution and the shared academic roots of these two social sciences.

Key Features

Provides a comprehensive introduction to the theories and methods used within both anthropology and archaeology.

Traces the historical relationship between these disciplines from the colonial period to contemporary academic interests.

Explores how the two subjects connect through common study areas such as kinship, economics, and symbolism.

Offers academic perspectives on how each field contributes to modern debates regarding gender.

Uses a broad historical approach to help readers understand the origins of these social science disciplines.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
16 September 1999
Listed Since
22 January 2007

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