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This volume, one of the initial publications in the Harcourt Brace"Case Studies in Archaeology" series edited by Jeffrey Quilter, is designed, the editorwrites, for broad appeal as an inexpensive textbook for students enrolled in beginningand intermediate courses in anthropology, archaeology, history, and related disciplines.The books in this series focus upon selected areas of archaeology, including method andtheory. Quilter states the truism that "archaeologists have not done a very good job indiscussing the history of their own discipline" (p. vi). The series, therefore, is alsodesigned to address this issue

Toward a Social History ofArchaeology in the United States, by Thomas C. Patterson. Harcourt Brace College Publishers, Fort Worth, 1995