Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 23Department of Archaeology, 2008 - Archaeology |
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... archaeology was perceived as being ama- teurish and disorganized ( IFA 1984 : 5 ) , or otherwise that archaeologists were ' aloof ' and that archaeology itself was a social luxury ( Heaton 1985 : 48 ) . From the 1990s onwards archaeology ...
... archaeology was perceived as being ama- teurish and disorganized ( IFA 1984 : 5 ) , or otherwise that archaeologists were ' aloof ' and that archaeology itself was a social luxury ( Heaton 1985 : 48 ) . From the 1990s onwards archaeology ...
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... archaeology in popular culture . Holtorf's writing is clear and expressive , while Drew's illustrations make the ... Archaeology is a Brand ! has interest- ing things to say about the ways in which archaeology is presented in popular ...
... archaeology in popular culture . Holtorf's writing is clear and expressive , while Drew's illustrations make the ... Archaeology is a Brand ! has interest- ing things to say about the ways in which archaeology is presented in popular ...
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... archaeology . In almost ev- ery case , concepts of the past score lower than the process of excavation itself . Again , the data seem to suggest that it is the process of archaeology , particularly excavation , that non - archaeologists ...
... archaeology . In almost ev- ery case , concepts of the past score lower than the process of excavation itself . Again , the data seem to suggest that it is the process of archaeology , particularly excavation , that non - archaeologists ...
Contents
Archaeological Histories | 1 |
Our Legacies in Saving the Past | 25 |
Reflections on the Changing Role of Masada in Israeli National Consciousness | 41 |
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