Race and Practice in Archaeological Interpretation Charles E. Orser, Jr. "An extraordinarily stimulating and provocative book, rich in ides and suggested new directions for archaeology."--Choice "Charles Orser outlines a research strategy for studying poverty and racism that is worthy of historical archaeology. . . . Much of this book is devoted to dealing with how people come to be worthy of being despised, usually by being seen as belonging to biologically inferior groups."--Journal of Anthropological Research Scholars who investigate race--a label based upon real or perceived...