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Methodological Issues in Americanist Artifact Classification

DUNNELL, ROBERT C.·1986·Advances in Archaeological Method and Theory
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  • The methods for defining culture historic taxa were very successful at creating internally homogeneous units, and chronological ordering of taxa became the primary activity of archaeologists working under the paradigm.

    “The methods for defining cul¬ ture historic taxa were very successful at this task, and chronological ordering of taxa became the primary activity of archaeologists working under the paradigm (Dunnell 1986:175).”

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DUNNELL, R. C.
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Advances in Archaeological Method and Theory
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1986
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149-207
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