Early archaeologists in the United States were taught to think more deeply about how ethnography might aid archaeological interpretation by the presence of

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Modern Native American societies played a significant role in shaping early archaeologists' understanding of how ethnography could aid archaeological interpretation. Archaeologists like Frank Hamilton Cushing and Jesse Walter Fewkes worked closely with Native communities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and recognized the value of ethnographic data in interpreting archaeological remains.

Early Archaeologists in the United States Were Taught to Think