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technological choice: a standalone construct

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the socially shaped selection among several workable ways of making or doing something.

In archaeology, technological choice refers to the socially shaped selection among several workable ways of making or doing something. This meaning comes from Lemonnier (1993) in Technological Choices.[1]

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  1. Lemonnier, P. (1993). Technological Choices. Routledge. ISBN 9780415296441

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