… Qualitative demographic models have frequently played an important role in theoretical
archaeology, as they have more widely within social history. Significant increases in population …

… demographic archaeology has been driven in part by the importance that qualitative demographic
models have played in theoretical archaeology… estimation of demographic parameters …

… of what archaeology actually does, and partly on the inability of archaeology to satisfy …
Russell defines this state of mutual misunderstanding between archaeology and society as …

… In archaeological demography, the applicability of methods and standards developed
from the study of ethnographic and historical populations to pre-modern (ie pre-H. sapiens) …

… Chapter three shows that Chamberlain is well aware of the value … archaeological demographer.
This evidence is broad-based, from census information and huntergatherer demography …

… are frequently cited within the archaeological and bioarchaeological literature as providing
… a detailed analysis of the site's demography in comparison with contemporary late Iron Age …

… The study of ancient child mortality is essential to the comprehension of demographic processes
in the past, as well as the understanding of prehistoric cultures. The fitness of a society’s …

… on the taphonomic survival of hair in archaeological contexts, Andrew Wilson became a …
his research on hair from archaeological and forensic contexts. Andy has been much in the …

… perspectives that demography and archaeology, particularly … perspectives that demography
and archaeology, particularly … the Gilbertine priory of Saint Andrew (which included affluent …

… as French & Chamberlain [59] show, this interpretation violates the principle of demographic
… practitioners of archaeological demography and evolutionary demography, respectively. …