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Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology 18 1 — Plant Remains. Appendix H in J. Meyer and J. Get BOOK. Author : Mark Q. The main objective in writing this text was to provide an introduction to the broad and fascinating world of archaeology from the scientific perspective.
Like all researchers, I have a bias in my approach to the study of the past. I view and interpret the past from the viewpoint of. Nine of the highlights were dropped but two new ones were added. These new highlights are a discussion about an ancient boat the "Jesus" Boat and an examination of some exciting work on hunting by very early hominins.
Finally, sections were updated and errors corrected. The input of the reviewers, generally users of the book, were instrumental in these changes. Get BOOK. Author : Mark Q. Archaeology Book Description:. I view and interpret the past from the viewpoint of. This guide is divided into two sections.
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