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archaeological culture: a standalone construct

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a recurring set of associated artifact types, house forms and burial rites, taken as the material expression of a people.

In archaeology, archaeological culture refers to a recurring set of associated artifact types, house forms and burial rites, taken as the material expression of a people. This meaning comes from Childe (1929) in The Danube in prehistory.[1]

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References

Childe, V. G. (1929). The Danube in prehistory. Clarendon Press. ISBN 9780404145200

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