“Indispensable for every archaeology student, just like a trowel. Every student, or interested amateur, should really find a place on the shelf for this valuable book.” – Minerva
About the Book
Archaeology: Theories, Methods and Practice is an accessible and authoritative introduction to archaeology. The ninth edition is fully updated with recent discoveries, innovations in field and laboratory methods, and the latest developments in archaeological theories.
New Content and Theoretical Depth
- Adds insights into ontology, postcolonial theory, and indigenous archaeology.
- Discusses the role and contributions of women, people of color, and indigenous communities.
- Addresses the protection of intangible cultural heritage and the changing role of museums.
- Broad attention to identity, ethnicity, and the archaeology of the modern world.
Authors and Collaboration
This edition is updated by Elizabeth DeMarrais, in collaboration with Colin Renfrew and Paul Bahn, and remains true to the clear presentation of history, theory, and ethics within archaeology.
Language and Target Audience
This learning resource is available in English, suitable for university level and intended for teaching, research, and self-study in archaeology. Intertaal is your reliable supplier with fast delivery.