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Reconsidering North Carolina Archaeology

Travel Ready Time, Typology, And Point Traditions In North Carolina Archaeology Click To View [um9pXMSy] by I. Randolph Daniel Jr. is a groundbreaking reevaluation of the seminal projectile point typology established by Joffre Coe in 1964. This comprehensive book offers a fresh perspective on the Formative Cultures of the Carolina Piedmont, revisiting Coe's axioms and updating the typology to reflect new discoveries and methodologies.

Comprehensive Reevaluation

Revised and Updated Typology In this book, Daniel meticulously reviews the history of projectile point types in the Southeast, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of the Coe typology. He clarifies or revises existing types and introduces new ones, providing a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of North Carolina prehistory. The book also adopts a practice-centered approach, organizing types into technological traditions that trace ancestral-descendant communities of practice.

Engaging and Educational Resource

Rich Visual Materials Designed for both professional and avocational archaeologists, this book includes ample illustrations of points and color versions available on a dedicated website. Additionally, Daniel dedicates a chapter to ethical issues related to using private artifact collections, advocating for greater collaboration between professional and avocational communities. The book serves as an invaluable resource for understanding North Carolina's rich prehistoric past and promoting scientific collaboration in archaeological research.