The culture phase of this field was largely superseded by a theory introduced by Lewis Binford, its processual type.
The culture phase of this field was largely superseded by a theory introduced by Lewis Binford, its processual type. Techniques used in this field include cross-mending and seriation, data from which can be illustrated in a Harris matrix via the principle of superposition. C.J. Thomsen created the three-age system of this field, for which Heinrich Schliemann and Arthur Evans traveled to Greece. Other practitioners include Hiram Bingham and Howard Carter, who discovered an Incan city and King Tut's tomb, respectively. For 10 points, carbon dating is often utilized in this field that studies cultures by analyzing remains and performing excavations.
The culture phase of this field was largely superseded by a theory introduced by Lewis Binford, its processual type.
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