Settlement archaeology / edited and with an introd. by K.C. Chang.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Chang, Kwang-chih.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Archaeology.

Dwellings.

Physical Description:

ix, 229 pages : illustrations, maps. ; 23 cm

Place of Publication:

Palo Alto, Calif. : National Press Books, [1968]

Contents:

Toward a science of prehistoric society, by K. C. Chang.

Prehistory, typology, and the study of society, by I. Rouse.

Cultural patterning of behavior as reflected by archaeological materials, by J. Deetz.

Time's arrow and the archaeology of a contemporary community, by R. Ascher.

The determinants of settlement patterns, by B. G. Trigger.

Relationships among houses, settlement areas, and population in aboriginal California, by S. F. Cook and R. F. Heizer.

Infernes from the shape of dwellings, by J.W.M. Whiting and B. Ayres.

The state and settlement patterns in the New World, by W. Sears.

Some aspects of Zinacantan settlement patterns and ceremonial organization, by E. Z. Vogt.

Settlement pattern in microcosm: the changing aspect of a Nubian village during twelve centuries, by W.Y. Adams.

Settlement archaeology: an appraisal, by G.R. Willey.

Notes:

Includes bibliographies.

OCLC:

804283