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c-transforms: a standalone construct

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Archaeology

human activities such as discard, loss, reuse and scavenging that move objects out of use into the archaeological record and keep changing them.

In archaeology, c-transforms refers to human activities such as discard, loss, reuse and scavenging that move objects out of use into the archaeological record and keep changing them. This meaning comes from Schiffer (1976) in Behavioral archeology.[1]

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References

Schiffer, M. B. (1976). Behavioral archeology. Academic Press. ISBN 9780126241501

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