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Title: Archaeological Theory: An Introduction
Author: Mathew Johnson
ISBN: 063120296X
EAN: 9780631202967
256 Pages
Publisher: WileyBlackwell
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 1999-09-03

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2005-09-15 Excellent for students

Every student does it - you get your reading list and you go and buy everything on it, then you never even glance at most of the books again as they sit forlornly on the shelf, gathering dust.

Well, if this book is on your reading list then please, don't leave it on the bookshelf; pick it up and read it. Unlike most textbooks on the subject, this book is not overwhelmingly long. You can easily read a chapter on your chosen subject in depth in about half an hour - perfect for those last-minute essays!

Because of its size it is obviously not a comprehensive look at Archaeology - for that I suggest Renfrew and Bahn's Archaeology: Theory and Practice - but it is definitely one of the best starter books for students new to Archaeology.