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Hermione
October 18, 2023 04:32AM
As the profession of archaeology did not exist in America prior to 1850, most of the in-formation scholars have from this time are the result of contributions by collectors, historians,and/or antiquaries of the period. These contributions have been treated by modern historians in various ways—ranging from reverence to disdain.

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"The Power of Archaeology in the Construction and Formation of National Identity: Early Americanist Archaeology (Pre-1850)" (Fedoroff, 2021)

Hermione October 18, 2023 04:32AM

Re: "The Power of Archaeology in the Construction and Formation of National Identity: Early Americanist Archaeology (Pre-1850)" (Fedoroff, 2021)

Hermione October 18, 2023 04:34AM



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