Alice Beck Kehoe is in the department of anthropology at University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. She is one of the pioneers of feminist research in the field and one of the best-known scholars on issues related to Native Americans, two controversial topics within archaeology. Kehoe is author of numerous articles and over a dozen books on these two subjects and on various other controversial topics within the field of archaeology, including the Kensington Runestone and shamanism. She has also authored two introductory textbooks for anthropologists and archaeologists.

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• Introduction; Chapter 1 The Past is Today; Chapter 2 Scientific Method; Chapter 3 Popular Archaeology; Chapter 4 America's First Nations and Archaeology; Chapter 5 Finding Diversity; Chapter 6 Religion and Archaeology; Chapter 7 Diffusion Versus Independent Invention; Chapter 8 What People Before Us Could Do; Chapter 9 Neandertals, Farmers, Warriors, and Cannibals Bringing in Biological Data; Chapter 10 Competing Theories of Cultural Development;

Alice Beck Kehoe is in the department of anthropology at University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. She is one of the pioneers of feminist research in the field and one of the best-known scholars on issues related to Native Americans, two controversial topics within archaeology. Kehoe is author of numerous articles and over a dozen books on these two subjects and on various other controversial topics within the field of archaeology, including the Kensington Runestone and shamanism. She has also authored two introductory textbooks for anthropologists and archaeologists.

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• Introduction; Chapter 1 The Past is Today; Chapter 2 Scientific Method; Chapter 3 Popular Archaeology; Chapter 4 America's First Nations and Archaeology; Chapter 5 Finding Diversity; Chapter 6 Religion and Archaeology; Chapter 7 Diffusion Versus Independent Invention; Chapter 8 What People Before Us Could Do; Chapter 9 Neandertals, Farmers, Warriors, and Cannibals Bringing in Biological Data; Chapter 10 Competing Theories of Cultural Development;