Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 9Department of Archaeology, 1990 - Archaeology |
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... Eastern Europe . The perception of the Eastern and Western Blocks is constituted on two opposite assump- tions . On the one hand , life in Eastern Europe is seen as one continuous struggle against State oppression . On the other hand ...
... Eastern Europe . The perception of the Eastern and Western Blocks is constituted on two opposite assump- tions . On the one hand , life in Eastern Europe is seen as one continuous struggle against State oppression . On the other hand ...
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... Eastern Europe should know English , in order to be able to participate in ar- chaeological discussions . However , among Western colleagues who are interested in Eastern European archaeology there are very few who can communicate in ...
... Eastern Europe should know English , in order to be able to participate in ar- chaeological discussions . However , among Western colleagues who are interested in Eastern European archaeology there are very few who can communicate in ...
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... Eastern Europe . This view is also projected on to archaeology where ' western ' interpretations of the past are highly regarded ; ideas are often copied without proper understanding and cri- tiques of those works are almost unknown due ...
... Eastern Europe . This view is also projected on to archaeology where ' western ' interpretations of the past are highly regarded ; ideas are often copied without proper understanding and cri- tiques of those works are almost unknown due ...
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TECHNOLOGY IN THE HUMANITIES | 3 |
Nathan Schlanger | 18 |
Pierre Lemonnier | 27 |
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