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In regard to processual models, a distinction must take place on two levels.

In doing so they forged the theoretical school of processual archaeology.

Their purpose is thought to be religious or ceremonial perhaps marking a processual route.

These two views were inspiring to the direction that the new processual archaeology began to take in the 1960s.

(In time, this view gave rise to the term processual archaeology).

Also, in the case of constitutive element, innovation may be approached from processual side.

The theoretical frame at the heart of processual archaeology is cultural evolutionism.

Processual archaeologists are, in almost all cases, cultural evolutionists.

The early experiences gave Morse the ability to conform to the processual archaeology of the 1960s and after.

Cognition from a dynamic standpoint is processual, not a static series of representations.

Watson is a proponent of processual archaeology and has contributed greatly to that approach.

Processual ecological anthropology' is noted to be new.

It was gradually superseded in the mid twentieth century by processual archaeology.

Such approaches were the intent of processual archaeology.

April 11 - Lewis Binford, known for his development of processual archaeology.

Feinman also helped to develop dual processual theory, which has had a broad impact in American archaeology.

Several key features of the processual theory include:

The article demonstrates how conversational analysis can be used as a powerful analytical tool of 'processual' anthropology.

Post-processualist critics consider the main weaknesses of processual archaeology to be:

Post-processual theory was a critique of processual archaeology, sometimes associated by critics with postmodernism.

He rounds this section off by highlighting a number of criticisms of processual approaches.

These ideas coincided nicely with processual archaeology's call for a more scientific, analytic methodology.

The normative model was the dominant model in archaeological theory up to the rise of processual archaeology.

He has studied beyond his specialty area to find the unique factors that contribute to his "historical processual" analysis.

Stanley South is an American archaeologist who was a major proponent of the processual archaeology movement.