Reflexive Theory and Practice in Evaluating Seasonal Village Settlement: A Response to Grier and Lukowski

Paul A. Ewonus

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In their critique of my recent research at the Dionisio Point village (Ewonus 2011a), Grier and Lukowski reference a previous commentary in American Antiquity that debates the interpretation of the...

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