Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 23Department of Archaeology, 2008 - Archaeology |
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... concepts and preoccupa- tions that have characterized this era in archaeology . For instance , one concept that almost everybody I talked to raised was that archaeology had undergone a process of professionalization over the last 30 or ...
... concepts and preoccupa- tions that have characterized this era in archaeology . For instance , one concept that almost everybody I talked to raised was that archaeology had undergone a process of professionalization over the last 30 or ...
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... concepts ( Sørensen 2000 ) . Some of the concepts and ideas of archaeogenetics need a clear definition . This would prevent dubious in- terpretations and contribute to a clearer understanding of the field by those who are not fluent in ...
... concepts ( Sørensen 2000 ) . Some of the concepts and ideas of archaeogenetics need a clear definition . This would prevent dubious in- terpretations and contribute to a clearer understanding of the field by those who are not fluent in ...
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... concept . On the other hand , scholars from the European continent confidently , though evidently mis- takenly , continued attributing all change in the past to the effects of mi- gration . It has been suggested that migration has only ...
... concept . On the other hand , scholars from the European continent confidently , though evidently mis- takenly , continued attributing all change in the past to the effects of mi- gration . It has been suggested that migration has only ...
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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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