Handbook of Archaeological Theories

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This handbook, a companion to the authoritative Handbook of Archaeological Methods, gathers original, authoritative articles from leading archaeologists on all aspects of the latest thinking about archaeological theory. It is the definitive resource for understanding how to think about archaeology.;Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Chapter 1: Introduction: On Archaeological Theories; Part I: Research Paradigms; Chapter 2: Culture History: A Culture-Historical Approach; Chapter 3: Processualism and After; Chapter 4: Ecology in Archaeology; Chapter 5: Classical Art and the Grand Tour; Chapter 6: Marxism; Chapter 7: Chapter Agency; Chapter 8: Darwinian Archaeologies; Chapter 9: Post-Processual Archaeology and After; Part II: Ideas from Neighboring Disciplines; Chapter 10: History and Continental Approaches; Chapter 11: Latin American Archaeology in History and Practice Cover Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction: On Archaeological Theories Part I: Research Paradigms Chapter 2: Culture History: A Culture-Historical Approach Chapter 3: Processualism and After Chapter 4: Ecology in Archaeology Chapter 5: Classical Art and the Grand Tour Chapter 6: Marxism Chapter 7: Chapter Agency Chapter 8: Darwinian Archaeologies Chapter 9: Post-Processual Archaeology and After Part II: Ideas from Neighboring Disciplines Chapter 10: History and Continental Approaches Chapter 11: Latin American Archaeology in History and Practice Chapter 12: Cultural Anthropology and Archaeology: Theoretical DialoguesChapter 13: Evolutionary Biological Methods and Cultural Data Chapter 14: Archaeology and the Origins of Language Families Chapter 15: Complexity Theory Part III: Research Concerns Chapter 16: Simulating Society Chapter 17: Mind Chapter 18: Materiality Chapter 19: Ethnicity: Theoretical Approaches, Methodological Implications Chapter 20: Gender Chapter 21: Philosophy in Archaeology Part IV: Contexts of Archaeological Study Chapter 22: Cultural Resource Management Chapter 23: Archaeology and Society Chapter 24: Archaeological Ethics in Context and PracticeChapter 25: Toward a Postcolonial Archaeology of Indigenous Australia Part V: Theory Into Practice Chapter 26: Hunters and Gatherers Chapter 27: The Origins and Spread of Agriculture Chapter 28: The Archaeology of Rank Chapter 29: Chiefdoms Chapter 30: The Rise of the State Chapter 31: Religion Index of Names Index About the Contributors