Ancient lives: an introduction to archaeology and prehistory
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Preface
xxi
Author
Notes
xxvii
About the Author
xxix
Part I Archaeology: Studying Ancient Times
1
SPECIAL FEATURE: CONSERVATION OF SITES AND FINDS
2
Chapter
1
Introducing Archaeology and Prehistory
4
How Archaeology Began
6
The Discovery of Early Civilizations
7
DISCOVERY: Austen Henry
Layara
at Nineveh
8
The Antiquity of Humankind
8
The Origins of Scientific Archaeology
9
Archaeology and Prehistory
11
Prehistory and World Prehistory
13
DISCOVERY: A Short Guide to Archaeological
Diversity
14
Major Developments in Human Prehistory
16
Why Are Archaeology and World Prehistory
Important?
19
Mysteries of the Past
19
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Pseudoarchaeology, or You, Too,
Can Be an Armchair Indiana Jones!
20
The Powerful Lure of the Past
21
Archaeology and Human Diversity
22
Archaeology as a Political Tool
23
Archaeology and Economic Development
24
Garbagology
24
Who Needs the Past?
25
SITE: Inyan Ceyaka Atonwan, Minnesota
27
VII
VIII Contents
Summary
28
Key Terms and Sites
28
Critical-Thinking Questions
29
Chapter
2
The Record of the Past
30
The Goals of Archaeology
31
Constructing Culture History
31
DISCOVERY: The Folsom Bison Kill Site, New Mexico
32
Reconstructing Ancient Lifeways
33
DISCOVERY; Sounds of the Past
34
Explaining Cultural Change
36
Stewardship: Preserving the Past
36
The Process of Archaeological Research
36
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: An Archaeologist's Ethical
Responsibilities
37
Research Design
38
Data Acquisition
39
Analysis
39
Interpretation
40
Publication and Curation
40
What Is Culture?
41
The Archives of the Past: The Archaeological Record
43
Preservation Conditions
45
A Waterlogged Site:
Ožerte,
Washington
46
A Dry Site: Puruchucho-Huaquerones, Peru
46
Cold Conditions:
Nevado Ampato,
Peru
48
Volcanic Ash:
Cerén, El
Salvador
49
Context
49
DISCOVERY: Tragedy at
Cerén, El
Salvador
50
Time and Space
52
The Law of Association
52
The Law of Superposition
54
Summary
56
Key Terms and Sites
56
Critical-Thinking Questions
57
Contents
IX
Chapter
3
Acquiring the Record
58
DISCOVERY: Recording the Behistun Inscription, Iran
60
How Do You Find Archaeological Sites?
61
Accidental Discoveries
61
Remote Sensing: Google Earth and other Delights
from Above
63
Back to (Real) Earth: Ground Survey
64
Settlement Patterns and Settlement Archaeology
65
SITE:
Teotihuacán,
Mexico
68
How Do You Dig Up the Past?
70
The Ethical Responsibilities of the Excavator
70
Research Design and Problem-Oriented Excavation
71
Types of Excavation
74
Vertical and Horizontal Excavation
75
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Archaeological Sites
78
Excavation as Recording
80
How Old Is It?
81
Relative Chronology
81
Chronometrie
Dating
83
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Dating the Past
86
Summary
86
Key Terms and Sites
88
Critical-Thinking Questions
88
Chapter
4
How Did People Live?
89
Technologies of the Ancients
90
Stone
90
Bone, Antler, and Ivory
91
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Classifying Artifact
Types
92
Wood
94
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Lithic Analysis
96
Clay (Ceramics)
97
Metals and Metallurgy
100
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Ceramic Analysis
101
Basketry and Textiles
105
SITE: Ancient Wine at Abydos, Egypt
107
Contents
Subsistence: Making a Living
107
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Studying Ancient Subsistence
108
Animal Bones
108
Plant Remains
116
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Flotation Methods
118
Fishing and Fowling
120
Reconstructing Ancient Diet
121
Summary
123
Key Terms and Sites
124
Critical-Thinking Questions
124
Partii
Ancient Interactions
125
SPECIAL FEATURE: MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS IN
ARCHAEOLOGY SINCE
1798 126
Chapter
5
Individuals and Interactions
128
An Individual:
Ötzi
the Ice Man
129
Social Ranking
130
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: The Law Code of Hammurabi
of Babylon,
1760 B.c. 131
SITE: The Sepulcher of the Maya Lord
Pacal,
Palenque,
Mexico
132
Gender: Men and Women
135
Grinding Grain at Abu Hureyra, Syria
135
The Engendered Past
136
Ethnicity and Inequality
137
Ideologies of Domination
137
Artifacts, Social Inequality, and Resistance
137
DISCOVERY: War Casualties at Thebes, Egypt
139
Trade and Exchange
140
Types of Exchange and Trade
141
Sourcing
142
A Unique Portrait of Ancient Trade: The Uluburun Ship
143
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Obsidian Sourcing
144
Contents xj
Summary
147
Key
Terms and Sites
148
Critical-Thinking Questions
148
Chapter
6
Studying the Intangible
149
A Framework of Common Belief
150
DISCOVERY: Shang Oracle Bones, China
152
Ethnographic Analogy and Rock Art
153
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Copying South African Rock
Paintings
155
The Archaeology of Death
157
Artifacts: The Importance of Context
159
Artifacts and Art Styles
160
SITE: The Shrine at Phylakopi, Greece
161
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: The Ancient Maya World through
Glyphs
164
Sacred Places
165
Astroarchaeology and Stonehenge
169
Southwestern Astronomy and
Chaco
Canyon
171
Summary
175
Key Terms and Sites
175
Critical-Thinking Questions
176
Chapter7 Explaining the Past
1ÏÏ
Culture History
178
Constructing Culture History
179
Synthesis
179
A Hierarchy of Archaeological Units
180
Descriptive Models of Cultural Change
180
Inevitable Variation
181
Cultural Selection
181
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: A Hierarchy of Archaeological
Entities
182
Invention
182
XII Contents
Diffusion 183
Migration 183
Analogy
185
DISCOVERY:
A Tale of Two Maya Women: Waka, Guatemala
186
Archaeology by Observation and Experiment
188
Ethnoarchaeology
189
Experimental Archaeology
190
Explaining Cultural Change
191
Cultural Systems and Cultural Processes
192
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Deductive and Inductive Reasoning
193
Processual
Archaeology
193
People, Not Systems
196
SITE:
Guilá Naquitz
Cave, Mexico
197
Cognitive-Processual Archaeology
198
The Issue of Complexity
200
Change and No Change
200
Summary
201
Key Terms and Sites
202
Critical-Thinking Questions
202
Partili
The World of the First
Ншпапѕ
203
SPECIAL FEATURE. THE ARCHAIC WORLD
204
Chapters Human Origins
20?
The Great Ice Age (c.
2.5
Million to
15,000
Years Ago)
208
Early Primate Evolution and Adaptation
210
The Primate Order
210
"Coming Down from the Trees"
211
The Fossil Evidence for Human Evolution
(7
Million
to
1.5
Million Years Ago)
213
The Earliest Known Hominin:
Tournai', Sahelanthropus
tchadensis
213
What Is Australopithecus?
214
Contents XIII
Ardipithecus
ramidus
214
Australopithecus anamensis and Australopithecus afarensis
215
All Kinds of Australopithecines
(3
Million to
2.5
Million Years Ago)
217
Gracile
Australopithecines: Australopithecus africanus
217
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Potassium-Argon Dating
218
Robust Australopithecines: A. aethiopicus, A. boisei, and
A. robustus
218
Australopithecus garhi
219
Early Homo: Homo Habilis
(2.5
Million to
2
Million
Years Ago)
220
A Burst of Rapid Change?
221
Who Was the First Human?
221
The Earliest Human Technology
224
SITE: Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania
226
Hunters or Scavengers?
227
Plant Foraging and Grandmothering
229
The Earliest Human Mind
232
The Development of Language
233
The Earliest Social Organization
234
Summary
235
Key Terms and Sites
236
Critical-Thinking Questions
236
Chapters African Exodus
237
Ice Age Background
238
Homo ergaster in Africa
239
Homo erectus (c.
1.9
Million to
с
200,000
Years Ago)
241
Radiating Out of Africa
241
Homo erectus in Asia
243
The Lifeway of Homo erectus
243
Hand Axes and Choppers
245
Language
248
XIV
Contents
Archaic Homo sapiens
(с.
400,000
to
130,000
Years
Ago)
248
Archaic Homo sapiens: Homo heidelbergensis
248
The Neanderthals (c.
200,000
to
30,000
Years Ago)
249
SITE: A 400,000-Year-Old Hunt at
Schöningen,
Germany
250
The Origins of Modern Humans (c.
180,000
to
150,000
Years Ago)
254
Continuity or Replacement?
256
Molecular Biology and Homo sapiens
257
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY:
DNA ană
Prehistory
258
Ecology and Homo sapiens
259
Out of Tropical Africa
261
Summary
262
Key Terms and Sites
263
Critical-Thinking Questions
263
Part IV Modern Humans Settle the World
265
SPECIAL FEATURE: THE SPREAD OF MODERN HUMANS
TO
12,000
YEARS AGO
266
Chapter
10
The Great Diaspora
269
The Late Ice Age World
(50,000
to
15,000
Years
Ago)
271
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Radiocarbon Dating
273
The Peopling of Southeast Asia and Australia
(c.
50,000
to
15,000
Years Ago)
273
Late Ice Age Europe: The Cro-Magnons
(45,000
to
15,000
Years Ago)
275
Subsistence
275
Cro-Magnon Technology
277
Cro-Magnon Art
278
Hunter-Gatherers in Eurasia
(35,000
to
15,000
Years
Ago)
281
DISCOVERY:
Grotte de
Chauvet, France
282
Contents
XV
East Asia
(35,000
to
15,000
Years Ago)
284
Sinodonty and Sundadonty
285
Early Human Settlement of Siberia (Before
20,000
to
15,000
Years Ago)
286
The First Americans (Before
15,000
Years Ago
to
11,000 b.c.) 286
Settlement before
30,000
Years Ago?
287
SITE: Monte Verde, Chile
288
Settlement after
15,000
Years Ago?
289
The Clovis People (c.
11,200
to
10,900 b.c.) 291
Summary
292
Key Terms and Sites
293
Critical-Thinking Questions
293
PartV The First Farmers and Civilizations 295
SPECIAL FEATURE: EARLY FOOD PRODUCTION
296
Chapter
U
The Earliest
Faraers
299
After the Ice Age
300
Changes in Hunter-Gatherer Societies
301
Social Complexity among Hunter-Gatherers
301
DISCOVERY: Hunter-Gatherers at Modoc
Rocksheiter,
Illinois
303
Origins of Food Production
304
Consequences of Food Production
306
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
(AMS)
Radiocarbon Dating
307
The First Farmers in Southwestern Asia
311
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Domesticating Wheat
and Barley
312
Egypt and the Nile Valley
314
Early Agriculture in Anatolia
315
European Farmers
315
XVI
Contents
Early Agriculture in South and East Asia
317
The Indus Valley
317
Rice Cultivation in Southern China
317
SITE: Ritual Buildings in Southeastern Turkey
318
SITE: Easton Down and the Avebury Sacred Landscape,
England
321
The First Farmers in Northern China
322
Navigators and Chiefs in the Pacific
(2000 b.c.
to
Modern Times)
323
Summary
325
Key Terms and Sites
326
Critical-Thinking Questions
326
Chapter
12
The First Civilizations
327
SPECIAL FEATURE: OLD WORLD CIVILIZATIONS
328
What Is a State-Organized Society?
331
Cities
331
Theories of the Origins of States
332
The Collapse of Civilizations
337
Early Civilization in Mesopotamia
(5500
to
3100 b.c.) 338
The First Cities:
Uruk
338
The Sumerians (c.
3100
to
2334 b.c.) 339
DISCOVERY: The Temple at Eridu, Iraq
340
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: The Sumerians
343
Ancient Egyptian Civilization (c.
3100 b.c.
to
30 b.c.) 344
Predynastic Egypt: Ancient Monopoly?
(5000
to
3100 b.c.) 344
Dynastic Egyptian Civilization (c.
3100
to
30 b.c.) 346
SITE: The Step Pyramid at Saqqara
348
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Ahmose, Son ofEbana
353
Summary
354
Key Terms and Sites
355
Critical-Thinking Questions
355
Contents XVII
Chapter
13
Early Asian Civilizations
356
South Asia: The Harappan Civilization (c.
2700
to
1700 b.c.) 358
Mature Harappan Civilization
359
South Asia after the Harappans
(1700
to
180 b.c.) 361
The Origins of Chinese Civilization
(2600
to
1100 B.c.) 362
Royal Capitals
363
Royal Burials
364
Bronze Working
365
Shang Warriors
365
The War Lords
(1100
to
221 b.c.) 366
DISCOVERY: The Burial Mound of Emperor Shihuangdi, China
367
Southeast Asian Civilization (a.d.
1
to
1500) 368
The Angkor State (a.d.
802
to
1430) 369
SITE: Angkor Wat, Cambodia
370
Summary
372
Key Terms and Sites
373
Critical-Thinking Questions
373
Part VI Ancient America
3Î5
SPECIAL FEATURE: NATIVE AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONS
376
Chapter
14
Maize, Pueblos, and Mound Builders
3Î8
North America after First Settlement
379
SITE: The Otsen-Chubbock Bison Kill, Colorado
381
The Story of Maize
383
Mesoamerica:
Güila Naquitz
and Early Cultivation
383
The Earliest Maize
384
Andean Farmers
386
The North American Southwest
(300 b.c.
to Modern
Times)
387
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Dendrochronology (Tree-Ring
Dating)
388
Hohokam,
Mogollón,
and Ancestral Pueblo
390
XVIII
Contents
Mound Builders in Eastern North America
(2000 b.c.
to
a.D. 1650) 393
Adena and Hopewell
394
The Mississippian Tradition
395
SITE: Moundville, Alabama
398
Summary
401
Key Terms and Sites
402
Critical-Thinking Questions
402
Chapter
15
MesoamericanCivfflzations
403
The Olmec
(1500
to
500 b.c.) 404
Ancient Maya Civilization (Before
1000 b.c.
to
A.D. 1519) 407
Beginnings (Before
1000
to
300 b.c.) 407
Kingship
409
Classic Maya Civilization
(a.D. 300
to
900) 410
The Classic Maya Collapse
412
The Rise of Highland Civilization
(1500
to
200 B.c.) 413
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: The Hieroglyphic Stairway
at
Copán
414
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Studying the Maya Collapse
at
Copan
415
Teotihuacán
(200 b.c.
to
A.D. 750) 417
DOING ARCHAEOLOGY: Life in
Teotihuacán'
s
Barrios
420
The Toltecs
(650
to
1200) 420
Aztec Civilization
(1200
to
1521) 422
Tenochtitlán
423
SITE: The Great Temple at
Tenochtitlán
424
The World of the Fifth Sun
425
The Aztec State
425
The Spanish Conquest
427
Summary
427
Key Terms and Sites
428
Critical-Thinking Questions
428
Contents XIX
Chapter
16
Andean Civilizations
429
The Maritime Foundations of Andean Civilization
432
Coastal Foundations
(2500
to
900 b.c.) 433
Caral
433
El Paraíso
434
The Early Horizon and Chavin
de Huántar
(900
to
200 b.c.) 435
The Initial Period
437
Irrigation Agriculture Inland (After
1800 b.c.) 438
The Lake
Titicaca
Basin:
Chiripa
and Pukara
(1000 b.c.
to
A.D. 100) 438
The
Moche
State
(200 b.c.
to
a.D. 700) 439
DISCOVERY: The Lords of
Sipan,
Peru
440
The Middle Horizon: Tiwanaku and Wari
(600
to
1000) 441
Tiwanaku
442
Wari
442
The Late Intermediate Period:
Skán
and Chimu
(700
to
1460) 444
The Late Horizon: The
Inka
State
(1476
to
1534) 446
The Spanish Conquest
(1532
to
1534) 449
SITE:
Cuzco,
the Imperial
Inka
Capital
450
Summary
451
Key Terms and Sites
452
Critical-Thinking Questions
452
Part
VII
On Being an Archaeologist
453
Chapter
1?
So You Want to Become an Archaeologist
454
Archaeology as a Profession
455
Deciding to Become an Archaeologist
456
Gaining Fieldwork Experience
457
Career Opportunities
457
XX
Contents
Academic
Qualifications
and Graduate School
459
Thoughts on Not Becoming a Professional
Archaeologist
459
Our Responsibilities to the Past
461
A Simple Code of Archaeological Ethics for All
462
Summary
462
Key Term
462
Critical-Thinking Questions
463
Glossary
464
References
474
Credits
475
Index
477 |
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| spelling | Fagan, Brian M. 1936- Verfasser (DE-588)122837282 aut Ancient lives an introduction to archaeology and prehistory Brian M. Fagan 5. ed. Boston [u.a.] Pearson 2012 XXIX, 496 S. Ill., Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index Archäologie Funde Archaeology Antiquities Excavations (Archaeology) Prehistoric peoples Archäologie (DE-588)4002827-6 gnd rswk-swf Vor- und Frühgeschichte (DE-588)4078951-2 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4151278-9 Einführung gnd-content Archäologie (DE-588)4002827-6 s DE-604 Vor- und Frühgeschichte (DE-588)4078951-2 s Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen 4 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=024598143&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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