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1 Experimental Archaeology Research or Educational tool (Experiential archaeology)

2 Approaches to Interpretation 1.Historical changes – paradigm shifts Artefacts (evolution and sequences) Culture History (sets of objects in time and space) New Archaeology and processualism Post-processual (Interpretive) Archaeology 2. Key approaches Spatial analysis Experimental archaeology Ethnoarchaeology

3 What kinds of questions? Technologies Processes (Social interactions) (Deceptions) (Concepts) ((Beliefs)) Natural processes; taphonomy

4 Issues in experimental archaeology Short vs long term Public presentation Publication (amateur and researcher) Expertise; materials Variables; controls; replication Relevant records

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