The Postprocessual Paradigm That Emphasizes the Importance of Archaeologists' Understanding

question 28

Multiple Choice

The postprocessual paradigm that emphasizes the importance of archaeologists' understanding of the specific contexts within which they work, and of the notion that knowledge is situated within a cultural framework and can consequently serve special interests, is:

• A) called critical theory.
• B) known by critics who question its relevance as a "medieval mind-set."
• C) often useful in prehistoric archaeology, but is rarely considered useful for historical archaeology.
• D) All of the answers are correct.

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