Tropical forest archaeology in Western Pichincha, Ecuador
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Tropical forest archaeology in Western Pichincha, Ecuador
（Case studies in archaeology）
Wadsworth/Thompson Learning, c2004
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 143-144) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This case study uniquely covers a tropical forest area in Ecuador. It combines a discussion of the travails of conducting archaeology in the tropical forest and the results of extensive research. Of particular interest are the strategies employed for site survey. It also explores how present-day descendents of prehistoric peoples and archaeologists can work together to solve environmental problems. This kind of cooperative research promises to bring insight for the future from the two groups that have the greatest personal stake in understanding the ancient past.
目次
List of Figures and Tables. Foreward. Preface. 1. A Visit to the Tsachilas. 2. The Western Pichincha Project. 3. The Ethnohistory of Western Pichincha. 4. Looking for Sites in All the Right Places. 5. How to "X-ray" a Deeply Buried Cloud Forest Site. 6. Performing "Exploratory Surgery" at Nambillo. 7. Lost and Found - Special Interest Sites. 8. Reading the Artifacts. 9. Yumbos, Niguas and the Space-Time Continuum. 10. What We"ve Learned, or Who Said Hindsight is 20-20? References. Credits. Index.
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