Major Aspects of the Interrelationship of Archaeology and Ethnology

This article explores the dynamic interrelationship between archaeology and ethnology, examining how these disciplines can inform and enrich each other. Chang emphasizes the importance of ethnological data for interpreting archaeological findings, particularly in understanding the function and meaning of material culture. He discusses various aspects of this interrelationship, including the use of ethnographic analogies, the study of surviving primitive cultures, and the reconstruction of past lifeways. The article also acknowledges the limitations and potential pitfalls of applying ethnological data to archaeological contexts, advocating for a cautious and critical approach. Chang concludes by highlighting the potential for a synergistic relationship between the two fields, where archaeological discoveries can test and refine ethnological theories, and ethnological insights can provide a deeper understanding of the archaeological record

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