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| Introduction | |
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| An Introduction to Archaeology Introduction: What Is Archaeology? | |
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| Archaeology Is. . . Archaeology Is Not . . . Example: The Piltdown Man Example | |
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| Evaluating Science and and Pseudoscience | |
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| The Scientific Method Evolution Evolution and Creationism Why Study Archaeology? | |
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| Careers in Archaeology Survey Says ... A Day in the Life ... University Professor | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| Doing Archaeology Introduction: The Lords of the Moche Peru and the Moche Discovery Excavation Analysis Science in Archaeology: The Center for Materials Research in Archaeology & Ethnology Interpretation Protecting the Past: Tourism and a New Museum in Lambayeque | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| A Brief History of Archaeology Introduction: The History of Prehistory Pre-1900 Example | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| Discovery | |
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| Archaeological Questions Introduction: The Subject Matter of Archaeology What Do Archaeologists Want to Know? | |
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| Environment Demography Example: The Black Earth Site Technology Economy Example | |
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| Organization Ideology Archaeological Thinking: Ritual in Ancient Oaxaca Ethonography Example: Settlement Population and Floor Area Ethnoarchaeology Example | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| The Archaeologoical Record Introduction | |
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| Information from the Past Scale Context Archaeological Thinking | |
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| The First Americans The Nature of Evidence Attributes Artifacts Ecofacts Features and Activity Areas Example | |
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| The Tomb of Qin Shihuang Assemblages and Components Sites Example | |
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| South African Rock Art Science in Archaeology | |
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| Dating the Paintings Regions and Landscapes Example | |
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| A Landscape of Mounds Spatial Archaeology Within Site Spatial Analysis | |
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| Activity Areas and Features Example | |
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| Activity Areas at Teotihuacaacute;n, Mexico Protecting the Past | |
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| The City of the Gods Within Site Spatial Analysis | |
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| Houses and Households Example | |
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| Household Archaeology at Agayadan Village, Alaska Site Analysis Regional Spatial Analysis Site Formation Preservation Example | |
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| Windover Pond, Florida Example: The Iceman Protecting the Past | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| Fieldwork Introduction: Finding the Past | |
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| The Discovery of Archaeological Sites Archaeological Survey Archaeological Thinking | |
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| Reese River Valley Archaeological Excavation Selecting Sites for Excavation Test Pits Vertical Excavation Horizontal or Area Excavations Screening and Flotation Example: Great Hall at Lejre Underwater Archaeology | |
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| The Tools of Fieldwork Maps and Grids Contour Maps | |
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| The Total Station Science in Archaeology: Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Soil Sampling Remote S | |