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Introduction
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It has been over thirty years since the first calls for a “new archaeology” were made at the 1963 Society for American Archaeology meetings in Boulder, Colorado. Building upon the work of James B. Griffin, Albert Spaulding, Julian Steward, W. W. Taylor, and Leslie White, Lewis Binford and others began trying to explain change (Binford 1972: 2–13). The “new archaeologists” utilized an explicitly evolutionary approach, and they proposed scientific methodology for examining their data and its interpretation.
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Historical Archaeology Scientific Methodology American Philosophical Society American Antiquity Prehistoric Site
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