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Editorial Reflections: Roots and Mentors

The Classics Review articles remind us of the roots of our field and work that is still relevant. It is important to remember our mentors, both as people and as scholarly influences. In this issue, in lieu of a normal Classics Review retrospective where wellknown researchers are asked to reflect on their own careers and others comment on their impact, we provide two retrospectives on William Rathje, who passed away in 2012. Both reflect on the broad scope of ethnoarchaeology and demonstrate that archaeological approaches are useful for understanding not just the past, but also our present lives, and not only in an academic mode, but also sometimes provide