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Archaeology

a classification in which classes are formed by crossing dimensions of attributes, so each class takes one value from every dimension.

In archaeology, paradigmatic classification refers to a classification in which classes are formed by crossing dimensions of attributes, so each class takes one value from every dimension. This meaning comes from Dunnell (1971) in Systematics in prehistory.[1]

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References

Dunnell, R. C. (1971). Systematics in prehistory. Free Press. ISBN 9781930665286

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