Who said it?
Culture is man's extrasomatic means of adaptation
Lewis Binford
This practice moves people to food; people map on to resources
Foragers
Focused on creating laws of human behavior
Processualism
Published an early feminist critique entitled "What this awl means"
Janet Spector
C and N transformations
Michael Schiffer
This practice moves food to people; involves significant food storage and logistical organization
Collecting
Culture history
I was thrown out of a conference bar for serving my own drinks
Colin Renfew
People think I am a culture historian but really I am a Marxist
V. Gordon Childe
Where people extract resources
Location
Believe observations of dynamics are necessary to understand statics
Processual
A middle range research criticized by Binford but essentially do his type of research
Michael Schiffer
The theories we choose are often about our comfort level with uncertainty.
Lars Fogelin
This site type is used by both collectors and foragers
Residential sites or locations
At times used the metaphor of flowing streams to describe culture change and movement
Culture history
Heavily influential British theories who wrote about the phenomenology of landscape
Christopher Tilley
Archaeology is anthropology or it is nothing
Willey and Philips
Where information is gathered for task groups
Station
Concepts and understandings still widely used today
Culture history and processual
Ford and Spaulding