Titlebook: Darwinian Archaeologies; Herbert Donald Graham Maschner Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 darwinian archaeologies.da

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In Search of the Watchmakerin and many of his contemporaries were well aware of the analogy between change in artifact form and natural processes of change in living things. Yet, despite this considerable history of study, recent attempts to apply Darwinian theory to human culture have failed to confront problems faced by Darwin himself.

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Darwinian Archaeologiesrwinian” without inviting controversy. For many archaeologists the word . implies a denial of our humanity and free will and is thought to support a pernicious political agenda by legitimizing selfish individualism. For others, the word invokes quite different ideas: it suggests an attempt to view o