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Marxist archaeology: a standalone construct

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Archaeology

applying Marxist dialectical and historical materialist thought to explain past social change and inequality.

In archaeology, Marxist archaeology refers to applying Marxist dialectical and historical materialist thought to explain past social change and inequality. This meaning comes from McGuire (1992) in A Marxist archaeology.[1]

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  1. McGuire, R. H. (1992). A Marxist archaeology. Percheron Press. ISBN 9780124840782

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