ARCHEOLOGY AS ANTHROPOLOGY: A CASE STUDY.
PubMedPublished 19 June 1964
William A. Longacre
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Anthropological inferences, made possible by advances in techniques for collecting data in archeological field work and the processing of data with a computer, permit a comparison to be made between the modern western Pueblos and their prehistoric background. One point in the development of Pueblo social organization (approximately A.D. 1200) is examined and compared with the present.
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