Barb,

I think the "Deetz 1991" citation you're looking for (where Jim first 
published that quip) is:

Historical Archaeology in Global Perspective, a Smithsonian paperback 
published in 1991, about which has been said (by one reviewer): "An 
excellent introduction to historical archaeology, the book opens and 
closes with essays by James Deetz and Kathleen Deagan that suggest 
historical archaeology can point to patterns across and among cultures 
as well as uncover societies lost to the written record."


On 6/29/2017 12:07 PM, Barbara Voss wrote:
> Historical archaeology is the most expensive way in the world to learn something we already know