Change and Archaeology

Change and Archaeology explores how archaeologists have historically described, interpreted, and explained change and argues that change has been under-theorised.

Part I - Introduction Chapter 1 - What is wrong with change? Part II - How do we study change? Chapter 2 - A changing history of archaeological thought Chapter 3 - Changing time? Chapter 4 - Scales of change Chapter 5 - Changing people and things Part III - Time for a new approach to change Chapter 6 - Relational approaches - a better way to consider change? Chapter 7 - Assembling change Chapter 8 - Becoming metallic Chapter 9 - A world in motion