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new archaeology
noun
- a reorientation of archaeology, dating from the 1960s, that emphasizes an explicitly scientific, problem-oriented, deductive approach to research.
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- new archaeologist noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of new archaeology1
Example Sentences
To combat this trend, Finkelstein launched a new archaeology program at the University of Haifa last fall that will emphasize cutting-edge science, international collaboration and museum studies with its own deep-pocketed supporters.
In this way, the developers of AMS triggered a dating revolution that began in the 60s and has since “ushered in a ‘new archaeology’ revolution”, says Marra.
The disruption was so major that the profession felt it had to rehabilitate itself as the “New Archaeology.”
There’s also a new archaeology aspect to the game.
Here we go, a new archaeology and anthropology blog, bringing you tombs, treasures, tribes and high adventure.
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