Definitionn. the branch of anthropology that studies prehistoric people and their cultures
Last update: October 6, 2015
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12-22; and by Gaster in Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archeology (1894), pp. 156-163. [Please select]
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Until within the last few years textile fabrics have hardly been recognized as having a place among the materials to be utilized in the discussion of North American archeology. [Please select]
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He was much interested in the archeology of the country passed over and his descriptions are remarkable for their freedom from the exaggerations and erroneous observations which characterize many of the publications of that period. [Please select]
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Bandelier, whose knowledge of the archeology of the southwest is very extensive, formulated a classification, and in 1892, in his final report,[11] he announces that he has nothing to change in it. [Please select]
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Their patient quarry work in archeology and in comparative philology laid the foundations for the new history-writing of Heeren and Mommsen; and their scholarship to-day is still of the digging kind. [Please select]
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Biological techniques in archeology, pp. [Please select]
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