Evolutionary archaeology: theory and application
Abstract
The application of Darwinian theory to archaeological phenomena has always been a difficult concept. In its most modern form, this approach has only gained currency since the 1980s. Perhaps the greatest hurdle to incorporating scientific evolutionism into archaeology is the necessary development of more than a rudimentary understanding of Darwinian evolution itself. Failure to recognize the conflict of anthropological terms such as adaptation...
Paper Details
Title
Evolutionary archaeology: theory and application
Published Date
May 1, 1997
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
09
Pages
34 - 5163
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