Ethnoarchaeology in the Mediterranean
CREATING A NETWORK
Dr. Nikos Efstratiou, University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Dr. Joan Segui, Ethnographic Museum,Valencia, Spain
Ethnoarchaeology today is a dynamic branch of archaeological inquiry which can offer useful insights into the past. Either by critically evaluating existing explanatory propositions through the testing of theoretical archaeological and methodological practices or by generating alternative explanations using contemporary ethnographic observations, ethnoarchaeological studies are considered an integral part of present-day archaeological reasoning helping to explore the complexities of human behavior and institutions.
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