Fleeting Identities: Perishable Material Culture in Archaeological Research, ed.
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Draws from current worldwide archaeological research to highlight the importance to peoples’ lives of perishable materials that rarely survive in the archaeological record but which represent up to 90% of all material culture in some regions, from wooden buildings, containers, and tools to animal-skin blankets and bags to fiber clothing and fishing/hunting nets. 21 chapters by 38 contributors. (Out of print)
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