INSTRUCTOR’S MANUAL
to accompany
Prepared By
Leslie Dawson
Grant MacEwan College
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, Table of Contents
Chapter 1____________________________________________________________________1
Chapter 2____________________________________________________________________7
Chapter 3___________________________________________________________________14
Chapter 4___________________________________________________________________20
Chapter 5___________________________________________________________________27
Chapter 6___________________________________________________________________33
Chapter 7___________________________________________________________________39
Chapter 8___________________________________________________________________45
Chapter 9___________________________________________________________________48
Chapter 10__________________________________________________________________55
Chapter 11__________________________________________________________________63
Chapter 12__________________________________________________________________70
Chapter 13__________________________________________________________________78
Chapter 14__________________________________________________________________85
Chapter 15__________________________________________________________________92
Chapter 16__________________________________________________________________99
Chapter 17_________________________________________________________________105
Chapter 18_________________________________________________________________111
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, CHAPTER 1: MEET SOME REAL ARCHAEOLOGISTS
I. PREVIEW
II. INTRODUCTION
A. Who Was Kwäday Dän Ts’inchi”?
B. Who Controls Human Remains?
C. Kwäday Dän Ts’inchi”and Archaeology in North America
Looking Closer: Indian or First Nations, Eskimo or Inuit?
III. THE WESTERN WORLD DISCOVERS ITS PAST
A. Archaeology and Society
Looking Closer: AD/BC/BP . . . Archaeology’s Alphabet Soup
B. The Discovery of Deep Time
C. Archaeology and Native Americans
IV. FOUNDERS OF AMERICANIST ARCHAEOLOGY
Looking closer: The Development of Archaeology in Canada
A. David Boyle: Antiquarian Schoolteacher Extraordinaire
B. Diamond Jenness: One of Canada’s First Academic Archaeologists
C. A.V. “Ted” Kidder: Founder of Anthropological Archaeology
In His Own Words: The Pan-Scientific Approach to Archaeology by A.V. Kidder
D. James A. Ford: A Master of Time
In His Own Words: The Goals of Archaeology by James A. Ford
E. North American Archaeology at Mid-Twentieth Century
V. REVOLUTION IN ARCHAEOLOGY: AN ADVANCING SCIENCE
A. Walter W. Taylor: Moses in the Wilderness
B. Lewis R. Binford: Visionary with a Message
Looking Closer: Did the New Archaeology Catch on in Canada?
C. Bruce G. Trigger: Canadian Historian of World Archaeology
VI. ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
A. Aubrey Cannon: Archaeology Comes of Age
VII. Conclusion: Archaeology’s Future
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to accompany
Prepared By
Leslie Dawson
Grant MacEwan College
,COPYRIGHT © 2009 by Nelson Education, Ltd. Nelson is a registered trademark used herein under license.
For more information contact Nelson, 1120 Birchmount Road, Scarborough, Ontario M1K 5G4. Or you can visit our
Internet site at www.nelson.com.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this work covered by the copyright hereon may be reproduced or used in
any form or by any means—graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, web
distribution or information storage and retrieval systems—without the written permission of the publisher.
ii Copyright © 2009 by Nelson Education Ltd.
, Table of Contents
Chapter 1____________________________________________________________________1
Chapter 2____________________________________________________________________7
Chapter 3___________________________________________________________________14
Chapter 4___________________________________________________________________20
Chapter 5___________________________________________________________________27
Chapter 6___________________________________________________________________33
Chapter 7___________________________________________________________________39
Chapter 8___________________________________________________________________45
Chapter 9___________________________________________________________________48
Chapter 10__________________________________________________________________55
Chapter 11__________________________________________________________________63
Chapter 12__________________________________________________________________70
Chapter 13__________________________________________________________________78
Chapter 14__________________________________________________________________85
Chapter 15__________________________________________________________________92
Chapter 16__________________________________________________________________99
Chapter 17_________________________________________________________________105
Chapter 18_________________________________________________________________111
Copyright © 2009 by Nelson Education Ltd. iii
, CHAPTER 1: MEET SOME REAL ARCHAEOLOGISTS
I. PREVIEW
II. INTRODUCTION
A. Who Was Kwäday Dän Ts’inchi”?
B. Who Controls Human Remains?
C. Kwäday Dän Ts’inchi”and Archaeology in North America
Looking Closer: Indian or First Nations, Eskimo or Inuit?
III. THE WESTERN WORLD DISCOVERS ITS PAST
A. Archaeology and Society
Looking Closer: AD/BC/BP . . . Archaeology’s Alphabet Soup
B. The Discovery of Deep Time
C. Archaeology and Native Americans
IV. FOUNDERS OF AMERICANIST ARCHAEOLOGY
Looking closer: The Development of Archaeology in Canada
A. David Boyle: Antiquarian Schoolteacher Extraordinaire
B. Diamond Jenness: One of Canada’s First Academic Archaeologists
C. A.V. “Ted” Kidder: Founder of Anthropological Archaeology
In His Own Words: The Pan-Scientific Approach to Archaeology by A.V. Kidder
D. James A. Ford: A Master of Time
In His Own Words: The Goals of Archaeology by James A. Ford
E. North American Archaeology at Mid-Twentieth Century
V. REVOLUTION IN ARCHAEOLOGY: AN ADVANCING SCIENCE
A. Walter W. Taylor: Moses in the Wilderness
B. Lewis R. Binford: Visionary with a Message
Looking Closer: Did the New Archaeology Catch on in Canada?
C. Bruce G. Trigger: Canadian Historian of World Archaeology
VI. ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
A. Aubrey Cannon: Archaeology Comes of Age
VII. Conclusion: Archaeology’s Future
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