Cognitive Models for Archaeological Interpretation

Alice Β. Kehoe · Thomas F. Kehoe

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Archaeological and Geological Studies Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Archaeological Research and Protection

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Abstract Anthony F. C. Wallace's concepts of cognitive maps and of culture as primarily the organization of diversity are utilized to discuss the significance of a Wisconsin burial mound group, the Hilgen Spring Park site.

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