Settlement archaeology
By: edited and with an introd. by K.C. Chang.
Publisher: National Press Books
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Palo Alto, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 229
Subjects: Archaeology.; Dwellings.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Toward a science of prehistoric society, by K.C. Chang.; title: Prehistory, typology, and the study of society, by I. Rouse.; title: Cultural patterning of behavior as reflected by archaeological materials, by J. Deetz.; title: Time's arrow and the archaeology of a contemporary community, by R. Ascher.; title: The determinants of settlement patterns, by B.G. Trigger.; title: Relationships among houses, settlement areas, and population in aboriginal California, by S.F. Cook and R.F. Heizer.; title: Inferences from the shape of dwellings, by J.W.M. Whiting and B. Ayres.; title: The state and settlement patterns in the New World, by W. Sears.; title: Some aspects of Zinacantan settlement patterns and ceremonial organization, by E.Z. Vogt.; title: Settlement pattern in microcosm: the changing aspect of a Nubian village during twelve centuries, by W.Y. Adams.; title: Settlement archaeology: an apprasial, by G.R. Willey.