Science, Sanctimony, and Salvation: Considering a Unified Organizational Structure for Hawaiian Archaeology
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06/01/05 12:00 AM
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10
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115
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Consistent with nationwide trends, Hawaiian archaeology lacks a cohesive sense of direction and purpose,
leading to an uneven quality of work and unfortunate misperceptions of the profession. In response to this
situation, a unifYing paradigm is proposed to maintain focus on research significance throughout the ongoing
process of scientific knowledge-building. A landscape approach is suggested as particularly appropriate for the
current problems in Hawaiian archaeology.
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Hawaiian archaeology, cultural resource management, landscape archaeology
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15 pages
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