Lewis Binford
American archaeologist (1931-2011)
Biography
Lewis Roberts Binford was an American archaeologist and anthropologist who worked in archaeological theory, ethnoarchaeology, and the Paleolithic period. He introduced processual archaeology in the 1960s, a development that prompted much of the theoretical work in archaeology during the late 1980s and 1990s, whether in support of or opposition to this approach. Born in November 1931 in Virginia, Binford died in April 2011.
Occupation
Lewis Binford is recorded as a prehistorian, a archaeologist, a anthropologist and a university teacher, born in Virginia (1931–2011).
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