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William Rathje
garbology guy
people
Gustaf Kossinna
people
Charles Darwin
came up with theory of evolution
people
Erich von Daniken
people
archaeology
the study of past people and cultures from the deepest prehistory to the recent past through the analysis of material remains ranging from art, facts and evidence of past environments, to architecture and landscapes
discipline
garbology
study of garbage
discipline
anthropology
study of people
discipline
4 subfields of anthropology
disciplines
historical archaeology
discipline
paleoanthropology
discipline
ethnography
methods
participant observation
method
5 stages of archaeological research
methods
3 phases of field work
1- reconnaissance
2- testing
3- excavation
methods
pedestrian survey
method
remote sensing
method
dendrochronology
method
radiocarbon dating
method
Seriation
➡ putting things in order
-using change in styles to track change over time
-relative changes in frequencies of styles are linked to absolute dates
the fresh kills landfill
places
west oakland
places
the university of azs garbage project
things
the Tuskegee study
things
piltdown man
things
empirical
➡verifiable through observation and experience, rather than from theory or logic
concept
pseudoarchaeology
concept
Culture is:
*adaptation to environment
-physical and social
*learned rather than innate
*beliefs, myths, symbols
*language and art
*social organization and political structure
*lifestyles and lifeways
*dynamic and all-encompassing
concept
cultural relativism
Every culture must be understood in its own terms.
-every culture is equally developed
concept
5 kinds of archaeological data
*Artifacts
*Ecofacts
*Human remains
*Archaeological sites
*Features
concept
middens
archaeological feature
concept
post holes
archaeological feature
site formation processes
natural and cultural
spatial and social scales
concept
associations
how things are related to each other in space
context
what's around an object
primary and secondary deposits
Primary ➡undisturbed
Secondary ➡disturbed
concept
in situ
Situ ➡in place
concept
disturbed deposits
concept
provenance vs provenience
Provenance ➡where an object came from
Provenience ➡where an object was found
concept
test pits
concept
horizontal and vertical excavation
concept
plans and profiles
concept
absolute and relative dates
Absolute ➡How long ago?
Relative ➡ In what order?
concept
stratigraphy and strata
Strata ➡layers of material
concept
laws of superposition and association
Law of Association -things found together
Law of Superposition -things higher up are more recent
concept
uniformitarianism
concept
Pliocene, Pleistocene, Holocene
Pliocene (5.3-2.6 mya)
Pleistocene (2.6 mya-12 kya)
Holocene (12 kya- today)
time period
Paleolithic
time period
bipedalism
concept
evolution
concept
evolutionary bushes and ladders
concept
generalized and specialized adaptations
concept
sexual dimorphism
concept
sexual division of labor
concept
extinction of megafuana theories for
concept
subsistence strategies
concept
ethnoarchaeology
concept
foraging/hunting & gathering
concept
mobility/ sedentism/ seasonality
concept
lake chad basin
site
laetoli
site
atapuerca
site
zhoukoudian
site
blombos cave
site
lake mungo
site
Folsom and Clovis sites
site
Monte Verde I and II
site
caverns de pedra prieta
site
shanidar cave
site
Lascaux caverns
site
cosquer cave
site
dolni vestonice
site
foramen magnum
things
Venus figurines
things
red ochre
things
lapita pottery
things
olduwan tools
stone tools
acheulian hand axes
stone tools
Mousterian tools
stone tools
Folsom and Clovis points
stone tools
compound tools
stone tools
sahul strait
regions
beringia
regions
Australopithecus
fossil/ species
paranthropus
fossil/ species
sahelanthropus tchadensis
fossil/ species
homo habilis
species
homo erectus
species
homo heidelbergensis
species
homo sapiens neanderthalensis
species
the old man of la chapelle-aux-saints
fossil
homo sapiens sapiens
species
Mesolithic/ archaic/ jomon
time period
Neolithic
time period
natufian
time period
subsistence strategies
concept
ethnoarchaeology
concept
foraging/hunting & gathering
concept
mobility/sedentism/seasonality
concept
transitional location s
concept
grave goods
concept
domestication
concept
agriculture
concept
theories of domestication
concept
storage
concept
old world and new world
region
mesoamerica
region
the Levant and the fertile cresent
region
vedbaek
site
carrier mills (black earth site)
site
sannai maruyama
site
catalhoyuk
site
ain mallaha
site
guila naquitz cave
site
tehuacan valley
site
Abu hureyra
site
jericho
site
new world domesticates
thing
old world domesticates
thing
storage pits
thing
long distance trade items
thing
obsidian
thing
plastered skulls
thing
natufian sickles
stone tools
grinding stones
stone tools