Talk:Processual archaeology

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[edit] Missing References

Somebody has pasted in sections of what looks like a third year essay on processualism, which is fine, but they've left out the References Cited section. Can this be added in? Otherwise I'll edit/re-write to remove them. Rattus 14:51 Jun 9 2005 UTC

[edit] Grammatical errors

The third paragraph has a few grammatical errors; the writing mentions "he" but there is no single person mentioned before that. Another sentence in the same paragraph does not make sense either. The words seem mixed up: "...since him has been..." This paragraph needs to be revised.

[edit] Removal of part of article

I have removed this part of the article, as it makes very little sense:

In other words, what he saw as his main goal as an archaeologist, and what the main goal of Processual archaeologists since him has been, is to get back to the people at the genesis of the artifacts. Through scientific studies of the archaeological record Processual archaeologists attempted to do this for some years.

--Grumpy444grumpy 17:38, 4 February 2006 (UTC)