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  1. Settlement archaeology (German: Siedlungsarchäologie) is a branch of modern archaeology. It investigates former settlements and deserted areas, forms of housing and settlements, and the prehistoric settlement of entire regions.

  2. Settlement Archaeology is defined as the study of societal relationships using archaeological data. A separate approach is required because of the inadequacy of the concept of “phase” or “culture” for the investigation of this sort of problem.

    • Bruce G. Trigger
    • 1967
  3. Jun 8, 2023 · Chang ( 1968, 7) postulated that settlement patterns consist of both a ‘microstructure’ – the ‘culture and social structure of a settlement’ – and a ‘macrostructure’ – the ‘larger cultural and social system’. Having been trained in Mainland China, Taiwan, and the US, Chang’s views were informed by practices and materials ...

  4. Mar 1, 2022 · The settlement—a place on a landscape where a human group lives and interacts—has become such a fundamental social and material concept in archaeology that it is rarely explicitly defined. The breadth of meaning built into the term allows it to transcend regional, temporal, and contextual differences in site form, size, and composition.

  5. Settlement Archae- ing of a community. Except among hunting- ology could conceivably be an important bridge and-gathering groups, where several sites may be between archaeology and ethnology. occupied in the course of a single year and bands The limitations are, of course, obvious.

  6. divergence of opinion in archaeology about the relationship between site size and settlement size. The prior premise for the reconstruction of community size from site area must be that site area is a proper referent for settlement space. (Hassan 1982: 63-93). But we also recognise that site formation and post-depositional processes

  7. Overview. settlement archaeology. Quick Reference. [De] The study of the internal structure, arrangement, distribution, and relationships of ancient settlements in the context of their environmental setting and landscape position. From: settlement archaeology in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology » Subjects: Archaeology.

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