American archaeology: past and future

Brian M. Fagan

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Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Archaeological Research and Protection Historical Studies in Central America

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Nearly two thousand archaeologists gathered in Denver in May 1985 to celebrate the first half-century of the Society for American Archaeology. We asked Professor Brian Fagan of the University of California, Santa Barbara, to report on this remarkable assembly and to review the book* published to celebrate the Society's jubilee. We add our congratulations to his, and wish the Society all success in its next fifty years.

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