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Being traditional , techniques have a past : behind all social facts ( including techniques ) lies history , habitudes , circumstance and connections ( e.g. 1924 ) . The release of man from animal impediments , the development of ...
Being traditional , techniques have a past : behind all social facts ( including techniques ) lies history , habitudes , circumstance and connections ( e.g. 1924 ) . The release of man from animal impediments , the development of ...
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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 critiques of those works are almost unknown due to lack of ...
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 critiques of those works are almost unknown due to lack of ...
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The case study on the use of oral sources in African history by Schmidt highlights the value archaeological research has been to the validation of oral sources as an important data base for interpreting the African past ( p . 270 ) .
The case study on the use of oral sources in African history by Schmidt highlights the value archaeological research has been to the validation of oral sources as an important data base for interpreting the African past ( p . 270 ) .
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