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Complexities of Complexity: An Anthropological Concern

A consultation to define and deal with "complexity" as it relates to archaeological studies on Cyprus from 4000-2000 B. C. E. took place at the 1992 annual meetings of the American Schools for Oriental Research. This article is a response from a traditional, anthropological perspective to several of the ideas, methods and attitudes expressed by some of the contributors to the consultation.