Tropical forest archaeology in Western Pichincha, Ecuador

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 des...

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Auteur principal: Lippi, Ronald D.
Autres auteurs: Lippi; Ronald D.
Langue:Undetermined
English
Publié: Belmont, CA Wadsworth/Thompson Learning 2004
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Résumé: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
Description matérielle:xv, 148 p.
ill., maps
24 cm
ISBN:0534612946
9780534612948