Southwest Archaeology in the Twentieth Century.

Intro -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Preface -- I. The Contexts of Southwest Archaeology -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Formative Years: Southwest Archaeology, 1890-1910 -- 3. Paradigms, Professionals, and the Making of Southwest Archaeology, 1910-1920 -- 4. Seven Years That Reshaped Southwest Prehistory -- 5. Curricular Matters: The Impact of Field Schools on Southwest Archaeology -- 6. The Development of Archaeology in Northwest Mexico -- 7. From the Academy to the Private Sector: CRM's Rapid Transformation within the Archaeological Profession -- 8. Southwest Archaeology Today with an Eye to the Future -- II. The Contributions of Southwest Archaeology -- 9. Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions and Archaeology: Uniting the Social and Natural Sciences in the American Southwest and Beyond -- 10. The First 10,000 Years in the Southwest -- 11. Complexity -- 12. Ethnicity and Southwestern Archaeology -- 13. Ethnographic Analogy and Ancestral Pueblo Archaeology -- 14. "The Feeling of Working Completely in the Dark." The Uncertain Foundations of Southwestern Mission Archaeology -- 15. Discussion of Southwest Archaeology in the Twentieth Century -- References -- Contributors -- Index.

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