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Here're a couple of my favorite archaeology books. The first one is about modern garbage, and is based around the idea that "what people have owned--and thrown away--can speak more eloquently, informatively, and truthfully about the lives they lead than they themselves ever may."
Rubbish!
The second one is a seminal text of historical archaeology, James Deetz' In Small Things Forgotten. amazon link
For your convenience :)
https://www.amazon.com/Small-Things-Forgotten-Archaeology-American/dp/0385483996
I don't know if these are the best and more important books I've read, but they're ones I heartily recommend: