
Archaeology: A Very Short Introduction
by
Paul Bahn
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Format
Paperback
Pages
136
Language
English
Published
Sep 8, 2012
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Edition
Second
ISBN-10
0199657432
ISBN-13
9780199657438
Description
In this engaging overview of archaeology, Paul Bahn invites readers to explore the fascinating world of uncovering the past. He delves into the methods and practices that researchers employ to unearth human history and understand ancient civilizations. The revised edition reflects the latest developments in the field, making it an essential resource for both newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts.
Bahn eloquently discusses the various branches of archaeology, from prehistoric studies to the analysis of contemporary cultures. He emphasizes how archaeology connects to various disciplines, offering insights into everything from art to anthropology. The author skillfully conveys the excitement and challenges of fieldwork, capturing the thrill of discovery and the meticulous work involved in preservation and analysis.
As he navigates through significant archaeological findings and debates, Bahn cultivates a deeper appreciation for the richness of human heritage. This brief but enlightening introduction serves as a gateway for those looking to deepen their understanding of humanity's shared past and the importance of its preservation.
Bahn eloquently discusses the various branches of archaeology, from prehistoric studies to the analysis of contemporary cultures. He emphasizes how archaeology connects to various disciplines, offering insights into everything from art to anthropology. The author skillfully conveys the excitement and challenges of fieldwork, capturing the thrill of discovery and the meticulous work involved in preservation and analysis.
As he navigates through significant archaeological findings and debates, Bahn cultivates a deeper appreciation for the richness of human heritage. This brief but enlightening introduction serves as a gateway for those looking to deepen their understanding of humanity's shared past and the importance of its preservation.
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