Jacqueline Rossignol

Space, Time, and Archaeological Landscapes - Interdisciplinary Contributions to Archaeology Jacqueline Rossignol 1992 edition

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Outgrowth of a symposium held at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in Phoenix, Ariz. in 1988. Table of Contents: Introduction: Concepts, Methods, and Theory Building; J. Rossignol. Concepts and Scientific Archaeology: The Notion Site; R. C. Dunnell. Seeing the Present and Interpreting the Past; L. R. Binford. The Spatial Dimension of Archaeological Landscapes: Recognizing Persistant Places in Anasazi Settlement Systems; S. H. Schlanger. Artifact Reuse and Recycling in Continuous Surface Distributions and Implications for Interpreting Land Use Patterns; E. J. Camilli, J. I. Ebert. Landscape Scale; C. R. Stafford, E. R. Hajic. Temporal Dimension of Archaeological Landscapes: Chronological Resolution in Distributional Archaeology; G. T. Jones, C. Beck. Remnant Settlement Patterns; R. E. Dewar, K. A. McBride. The Spatial Dimension of Time; L. Wandsnider. Postscript and Prospectus: Archaeological Landscape Studies; L. Wandsnider. 2 additional articles. Index. Publisher Marketing: Explores and assesses a number of approaches to the archaeological record, particularly the 'landscape approach', in an effort to structure research which can build scientific theory within the context of a processual approach.