Historical Archaeology (2nd Edition) by Charles E. Orser  (1)
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"Dr. Judith A. Bense is to be congratulated for her successful coverage of a broad topic that spans more than 12 millennia and encompasses a large geographic area... Up-to-date... The inclusion of an American Stage is innovation and valuable... The compliation of the material incorporated in this book was a tremendous undertaking."
--JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE
"This book does indeed succeed in its stated goal of accumulating and synthesizing, in one volume, more or less up-to-date and representative information about most of the Southeast through the entire prehistoric sequence, and most of historic time as well. Bense does a good job of succinctly explaining some past behavioral patterns and anthropological and archaeological concepts for novices... She is perhaps at her best, though, in summing up large-scale patterns of economics, demography, settlement, and site patterning for the historic periods. In summary, Bense has taken on an immense task, and made a promising beginning,..."
--Marvin D. Jeter, MISSISSIPPI ARCHAEOLOGY.
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"Dr. Judith A. Bense is to be congratulated for her successful coverage of a broad topic that spans more than 12 millennia and encompasses a large geographic area... Up-to-date... The inclusion of an American Stage is innovation and valuable... The compliation of the material incorporated in this book was a tremendous undertaking."
--JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE
"This book does indeed succeed in its stated goal of accumulating and synthesizing, in one volume, more or less up-to-date and representative information about most of the Southeast through the entire prehistoric sequence, and most of historic time as well. Bense does a good job of succinctly explaining some past behavioral patterns and anthropological and archaeological concepts for novices... She is perhaps at her best, though, in summing up large-scale patterns of economics, demography, settlement, and site patterning for the historic periods. In summary, Bense has taken on an immense task, and made a promising beginning,..."
--Marvin D. Jeter, MISSISSIPPI ARCHAEOLOGY.
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"Dr. Judith A. Bense is to be congratulated for her successful coverage of a broad topic that spans more than 12 millennia and encompasses a large geographic area... Up-to-date... The inclusion of an American Stage is innovation and valuable... The compliation of the material incorporated in this book was a tremendous undertaking."
--JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE
"This book does indeed succeed in its stated goal of accumulating and synthesizing, in one volume, more or less up-to-date and representative information about most of the Southeast through the entire prehistoric sequence, and most of historic time as well. Bense does a good job of succinctly explaining some past behavioral patterns and anthropological and archaeological concepts for novices... She is perhaps at her best, though, in summing up large-scale patterns of economics, demography, settlement, and site patterning for the historic periods. In summary, Bense has taken on an immense task, and made a promising beginning,..."
--Marvin D. Jeter, MISSISSIPPI ARCHAEOLOGY.
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"Dr. Judith A. Bense is to be congratulated for her successful coverage of a broad topic that spans more than 12 millennia and encompasses a large geographic area... Up-to-date... The inclusion of an American Stage is innovation and valuable... The compliation of the material incorporated in this book was a tremendous undertaking."
--JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE
"This book does indeed succeed in its stated goal of accumulating and synthesizing, in one volume, more or less up-to-date and representative information about most of the Southeast through the entire prehistoric sequence, and most of historic time as well. Bense does a good job of succinctly explaining some past behavioral patterns and anthropological and archaeological concepts for novices... She is perhaps at her best, though, in summing up large-scale patterns of economics, demography, settlement, and site patterning for the historic periods. In summary, Bense has taken on an immense task, and made a promising beginning,..."
--Marvin D. Jeter, MISSISSIPPI ARCHAEOLOGY.
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- A Companion to Colonial America (Blackwell Companions to American History) by Daniel Vickers on page 19
- The Oxford Companion to Archaeology by Brian M. Fagan on page 519
- Archaeology of the Mississippian Culture: A Research Guide (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities) by Peter Peregrine on page 3