Discovering world prehistory: interpreting the past through archaeology
The discipline of archaeology -- A brief history of archaeology -- The archaeological record -- Archaeological investigation -- Dating -- Bioarchaeolgy : testimonies of the dead -- Forging an agile past -- Contexts of interpretation -- Humanity emerging -- The lower paleolithic : homo erectus and fr...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The discipline of archaeology -- A brief history of archaeology -- The archaeological record -- Archaeological investigation -- Dating -- Bioarchaeolgy : testimonies of the dead -- Forging an agile past -- Contexts of interpretation -- Humanity emerging -- The lower paleolithic : homo erectus and friends -- The middle paleolithic : the Neanderthals and friends -- The later prehistory of the Near East -- The later prehistory of Africa -- The later prehistory of Europe -- The later prehistory of Asia -- Australia and Oceania -- A prehistory of the Americas -- After prehistory : the development of the first states "Discovering World Prehistory introduces the general field of archaeology and highlights for students the difference between obtaining data (basic archaeology) and interpreting those data into a prehistory, a coherent model of the past. The opening section of the book covers the history, methods and techniques of archaeology to provide a detailed examination of archaeological investigation. It highlights the excitement of archaeological discovery and how archaeologists analyze and interpret evidence. The second half covers global prehistory and shows how archaeological data is interpreted through theoretical frameworks to create a picture of the past. Starting with human evolution, chapters detail the key stages, from around the world, of prehistory, finishing with the transition to post-prehistoric societies. Including chapter overviews, highlight boxes, chapter summaries, key concepts and suggested reading, Discovering World Prehistory is designed to support introductory courses in archaeology and allows students to experience both methods and interpretation, offering a perfect introduction to the discipline"-- |
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Contents List of Figures List ofTables Preface About the Author Special Features Acknowledgments x XV xvi xvii xviii xix PART I Archaeology: A Synergistic Discipline 1 The Discipline of Archaeology I 3 Defining and Partitioning the Past 3 Archaeological Lineages 5 The Branches of Archaeology 6 The Importance ofArchaeology 9 Chapter Summary 11 Key Terms and Concepts 11 2 A Brief History of Archaeology The Antiquarians 13 The Discovery of a Prehistoric Past 14 Rediscovering the Classical Empires 14 The Emergence of Professional Archaeology 19 A Technical Revolution 20 The Rise of Scientific Archaeology 21 Expanding Theoretical Horizons 21 General Biases 25 Chapter Summary 25 Key Terms and Concepts 26 Further Reading 27 13
vi Contents PART II Unearthing the Evidence 3 The Archaeological Record 29 31 Archaeological Sites 31 Site Formation and Transformation 33 Preservation 36 Material Remains 31 Human Remains 39 Impacts to the Archaeological Record 39 Chapter Summary 40 Key Terms and Concepts 41 Further Reading 41 4 Archaeological Investigation 42 Finding Sites 42 Recording Sites 46 Investigating Sites 46 In the Laboratory: Cataloging and Analyzing the Recovered Materials 51 The Practical Aspects of Archaeological Research 60 Ethics in Archaeological Fieldwork 61 Chapter Summary 62 Key Terms and Concepts 63 Further Reading 64 5 Dating 65 Relative Dating 65 Absolute Dating 61 Chapter Summary 10 Key Terms and Concepts 11 Further Reading 11 6 Bioarchaeology: Testimonies of the Dead What Is Bioarchaeology? 12 Ethics and Politics 12 The Funerary System 13 Skeletal Remains 80 Contemporary Forensics 83 Chapter Summary 83 Key Terms and Concepts 84 Further Reading 84 72
Contents 7 Forging an Agile Past vii 85 Paradigms of Understanding 85 Archaeology as Western Science 86 Theoretical Frameworks 89 A Synergistic Archaeology 95 Chapter Summary 97 Key Terms and Concepts 97 Further Reading 97 8 Contexts of Interpretation 98 Some Basic Geography 98 Classifications of Time 98 A Prehistoric World 101 Chapter Summary 106 Key Terms and Concepts 106 Further Reading 107 PART III The Roots of Humanity 109 9 Humanity Emerging 111 The Fossil Record 111 Becoming Human 112 The Earliest Proto-Humans 114 The Australopithecines 115 The Development of the Genus Homo 117 Chapter Summary 120 Key Terms and Concepts 121 Further Reading 121 10 The Lower Paleolithic: Homo erectus and Friends 122 Defining the Lower Paleolithic 122 The (Lower) Lower Paleolithic: The Oldowan Tool Tradition 122 The Upper Lower Paleolithic: The Acheulean Tool Tradition 129 Chapter Summary 134 Key Terms and Concepts 134 Further Reading 135 11 The Middle Paleolithic: The Neanderthals and Friends Defining the Middle Paleolithic 136 The Middle Paleolithic in Eurasia 138 136
viii Contents The Middle Stone Age in Africa 150 Out ofAfrica: The Expansion ofAnatomically Modern Humans into Eurasia 154 Chapter Summary 157 Key Terms and Concepts 158 Further Reading 158 PART IV The Upper Paleolithic and Beyond: A Prehistory of Modern Humans 159 12 The Later Prehistory of the Near East 161 The Upper Paleolithic in the Near East (ca. 23—60 kya) 161 The Epipaleolithic in the Near East (ca. 11.5—23 kya) 164 The Neolithic in the Near East (ca. 7.8—11.5 kya) 166 The Chalcolithic (Copper Age) (5.6—7.8 kya) 175 Chapter Summary 176 Key Terms and Concepts 178 Further Reading 178 13 The Later Prehistory of Africa 179 The Later Stone Age in Africa (7—20 kya) 179 The African Neolithic (2—9 kya) 185 African Kingdoms and Empires 193 Chapter Summary 195 Key Terms and Concepts 197 Further Reading 198 14 The Later Prehistory of Europe 199 The Upper Paleolithic in Europe (ca. 13—41 kya) 199 The Mesolithic in Europe (ca. 9—13 kya) 212 The Neolithic in Europe (ca. 6—9 kya) 214 The Chalcolithic (Copper Age/Eneolithic) in Europe (ca. 3.6—6 kya) 221 Bronze Age Europe (ca. 2.6—3.8 kya) 223 The Iron Age and Protohistory in Europe (ca. 2.6—2.8 kya) 225 Chapter Summary 226 Key Terms and Concepts 228 Further Reading 228 15 The Later Prehistory of Asia The Upper Paleolithic ofAsia 229 The Mesolithic/Neolithic of Asia 237 Chapter Summary 257 229
Contents ix Key Terms and Concepts 260 Further Reading 260 16 Australia and Oceania 261 Sahul 261 Early New Guinea 262 Australian Beginnings 263 Colonizing Oceania 268 Chapter Summary 272 Key Terms and Concepts 273 Further Reading 274 17 A Prehistory of the Americas 275 Defining North, Meso, and South America 275 Colonizing a “New World” 277 The Archaic: Generalized Foraging 284 The Formative: Domestication, Farming, and the Development of Complex Societies 296 The Prehistoric Caribbean 314 Chapter Summary 315 Key Terms and Concepts 317 Further Reading 318 18 After Prehistory: The Development of the First States 319 Theories of State Formation 319 The First Primary States 321 Chapter Summary 324 Key Terms and Concepts 325 Glossary References Index 326 338 411 |
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Contents List of Figures List ofTables Preface About the Author Special Features Acknowledgments x XV xvi xvii xviii xix PART I Archaeology: A Synergistic Discipline 1 The Discipline of Archaeology I 3 Defining and Partitioning the Past 3 Archaeological Lineages 5 The Branches of Archaeology 6 The Importance ofArchaeology 9 Chapter Summary 11 Key Terms and Concepts 11 2 A Brief History of Archaeology The Antiquarians 13 The Discovery of a Prehistoric Past 14 Rediscovering the Classical Empires 14 The Emergence of Professional Archaeology 19 A Technical Revolution 20 The Rise of Scientific Archaeology 21 Expanding Theoretical Horizons 21 General Biases 25 Chapter Summary 25 Key Terms and Concepts 26 Further Reading 27 13
vi Contents PART II Unearthing the Evidence 3 The Archaeological Record 29 31 Archaeological Sites 31 Site Formation and Transformation 33 Preservation 36 Material Remains 31 Human Remains 39 Impacts to the Archaeological Record 39 Chapter Summary 40 Key Terms and Concepts 41 Further Reading 41 4 Archaeological Investigation 42 Finding Sites 42 Recording Sites 46 Investigating Sites 46 In the Laboratory: Cataloging and Analyzing the Recovered Materials 51 The Practical Aspects of Archaeological Research 60 Ethics in Archaeological Fieldwork 61 Chapter Summary 62 Key Terms and Concepts 63 Further Reading 64 5 Dating 65 Relative Dating 65 Absolute Dating 61 Chapter Summary 10 Key Terms and Concepts 11 Further Reading 11 6 Bioarchaeology: Testimonies of the Dead What Is Bioarchaeology? 12 Ethics and Politics 12 The Funerary System 13 Skeletal Remains 80 Contemporary Forensics 83 Chapter Summary 83 Key Terms and Concepts 84 Further Reading 84 72
Contents 7 Forging an Agile Past vii 85 Paradigms of Understanding 85 Archaeology as Western Science 86 Theoretical Frameworks 89 A Synergistic Archaeology 95 Chapter Summary 97 Key Terms and Concepts 97 Further Reading 97 8 Contexts of Interpretation 98 Some Basic Geography 98 Classifications of Time 98 A Prehistoric World 101 Chapter Summary 106 Key Terms and Concepts 106 Further Reading 107 PART III The Roots of Humanity 109 9 Humanity Emerging 111 The Fossil Record 111 Becoming Human 112 The Earliest Proto-Humans 114 The Australopithecines 115 The Development of the Genus Homo 117 Chapter Summary 120 Key Terms and Concepts 121 Further Reading 121 10 The Lower Paleolithic: Homo erectus and Friends 122 Defining the Lower Paleolithic 122 The (Lower) Lower Paleolithic: The Oldowan Tool Tradition 122 The Upper Lower Paleolithic: The Acheulean Tool Tradition 129 Chapter Summary 134 Key Terms and Concepts 134 Further Reading 135 11 The Middle Paleolithic: The Neanderthals and Friends Defining the Middle Paleolithic 136 The Middle Paleolithic in Eurasia 138 136
viii Contents The Middle Stone Age in Africa 150 Out ofAfrica: The Expansion ofAnatomically Modern Humans into Eurasia 154 Chapter Summary 157 Key Terms and Concepts 158 Further Reading 158 PART IV The Upper Paleolithic and Beyond: A Prehistory of Modern Humans 159 12 The Later Prehistory of the Near East 161 The Upper Paleolithic in the Near East (ca. 23—60 kya) 161 The Epipaleolithic in the Near East (ca. 11.5—23 kya) 164 The Neolithic in the Near East (ca. 7.8—11.5 kya) 166 The Chalcolithic (Copper Age) (5.6—7.8 kya) 175 Chapter Summary 176 Key Terms and Concepts 178 Further Reading 178 13 The Later Prehistory of Africa 179 The Later Stone Age in Africa (7—20 kya) 179 The African Neolithic (2—9 kya) 185 African Kingdoms and Empires 193 Chapter Summary 195 Key Terms and Concepts 197 Further Reading 198 14 The Later Prehistory of Europe 199 The Upper Paleolithic in Europe (ca. 13—41 kya) 199 The Mesolithic in Europe (ca. 9—13 kya) 212 The Neolithic in Europe (ca. 6—9 kya) 214 The Chalcolithic (Copper Age/Eneolithic) in Europe (ca. 3.6—6 kya) 221 Bronze Age Europe (ca. 2.6—3.8 kya) 223 The Iron Age and Protohistory in Europe (ca. 2.6—2.8 kya) 225 Chapter Summary 226 Key Terms and Concepts 228 Further Reading 228 15 The Later Prehistory of Asia The Upper Paleolithic ofAsia 229 The Mesolithic/Neolithic of Asia 237 Chapter Summary 257 229
Contents ix Key Terms and Concepts 260 Further Reading 260 16 Australia and Oceania 261 Sahul 261 Early New Guinea 262 Australian Beginnings 263 Colonizing Oceania 268 Chapter Summary 272 Key Terms and Concepts 273 Further Reading 274 17 A Prehistory of the Americas 275 Defining North, Meso, and South America 275 Colonizing a “New World” 277 The Archaic: Generalized Foraging 284 The Formative: Domestication, Farming, and the Development of Complex Societies 296 The Prehistoric Caribbean 314 Chapter Summary 315 Key Terms and Concepts 317 Further Reading 318 18 After Prehistory: The Development of the First States 319 Theories of State Formation 319 The First Primary States 321 Chapter Summary 324 Key Terms and Concepts 325 Glossary References Index 326 338 411 |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Discovering world prehistory interpreting the past through archaeology Mark Q. Sutton |
| title_short | Discovering world prehistory |
| title_sort | discovering world prehistory interpreting the past through archaeology |
| title_sub | interpreting the past through archaeology |
| topic | Archäologie (DE-588)4002827-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Archäologie Lehrbuch |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033766354&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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