The Scope and Limits of Biological Explanations in Archaeology

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Recent single origin hypothesis Archaeological sub-disciplines Processual archaeology Human evolution Excavation Stone Age Cognitive archaeology Lewis Binford Artifact Archaeology Anthropology Archaeological theory		The Scope and Limits of Biological Explanations in Archaeology Add to Reading List Source URL: philpapers.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 319,24 KB Share Document on Facebook

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