One theorist of this paradigm, Lawrence Keeley, pioneered the use of microwear analysis on stone tools.
One theorist of this paradigm, Lawrence Keeley, pioneered the use of microwear analysis on stone tools. Another theorist argued this paradigm is comprised of five categories, including technological innovation - which includes soil resistivity surveys. That man Peter Reynolds, used five breeds of sheep, including Hebridean and Moufflon, at a site that emphasized this paradigm, in which "research fields" were built in and around so-called (*) "constructs" to analyze different possible climates. The Danish "Land of Legends" and the English "Butser Ancient Farm" are open-air museums that exemplify this paradigm, which emphasizes authenticity in recreations so that process and decay can be analyzed. For 10 points, name this paradigm in archaeology in which the past is reconstructed, an example of which is Thor Heyerdahl's Kon-Tiki raft.
One theorist of this paradigm, Lawrence Keeley, pioneered the use of microwear analysis on stone tools.
experimental archaeology [accept reconstructionist archaeology before "constructs"; prompt on archaeology] 