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In response to last year's changes in Eastern Europe , the Western mass media started to talk about Eastern Europe by using the term ' Central Europe ' , to keep pace with changes behind the Iron Curtain . Somehow , it is difficult to ...
In response to last year's changes in Eastern Europe , the Western mass media started to talk about Eastern Europe by using the term ' Central Europe ' , to keep pace with changes behind the Iron Curtain . Somehow , it is difficult to ...
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It is taken for granted that visitors from Eastern Europe should know English , in order to be able to participate in archaeological discussions . However , among Western colleagues who are interested in Eastern European archaeology ...
It is taken for granted that visitors from Eastern Europe should know English , in order to be able to participate in archaeological discussions . However , among Western colleagues who are interested in Eastern European archaeology ...
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As we suggested earlier , the West is seen as a sort of paradise for most of the people in Eastern Europe . This view is also projected on to archaeology where ' western ' interpretations of the past are highly regarded ; ideas are ...
As we suggested earlier , the West is seen as a sort of paradise for most of the people in Eastern Europe . This view is also projected on to archaeology where ' western ' interpretations of the past are highly regarded ; ideas are ...
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Nathan Schlanger and Anthony Sinclair | 3 |
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Robert Cresswell | 39 |
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