Debating Archaeology

Pp. xv, 534; numerous black-and-white photos, maps, plan-views, line-drawings.  Publisher’s original brown and gray cloth, lettered in white on the spine and in brown on the front cover, lg 8vo.  No dust jacket issued.  The late Lewis Binford was a theoretical archaeologist who enjoyed critiquing the work of other archaeologists.  He was very interested in site formation and he often deconstructed and debated the conclusions of others.  This book presents 29 chapters by Binford where he presents his debates about various sites and various topics.  This is a classic work.  Small signature of former owner on the front endpaper.  No signs of use.