Toward a small data archaeology: Otomí, Aztec Imperial, and Spanish colonial Xaltocan, Mexico
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Argues that the fad for big data epistemology needs a corresponding "small data" archaeology that zooms in and then expands out, analyzing and peopling individual household contexts while remaining historically contextualized and empirically robust.--Provided by publisher.
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Otomi Indians -- Mexico -- Xaltocan (Tlaxcala) -- Antiquities
Aztecs -- Mexico -- Xaltocan (Tlaxcala) -- Antiquities
Indians of Mexico -- Antiquities -- Data processing
Household archaeology -- Mexico -- Xaltocan (Tlaxcala)
Pottery, Prehistoric -- Mexico -- Xaltocan (Tlaxcala)
Aztec pottery -- Mexico -- Xaltocan (Tlaxcala)
Data sets -- Research -- Mexico -- Xaltocan (Tlaxcala)
Archaeology -- Data processing
Excavations (Archaeology) -- Mexico
Xaltocan Site (Mexico) -- Antiquities