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This would also result in changes in the research goals of archaeologists
attempting to present the subject as an interesting and relevant pursuit for a large
number of people from different social backgrounds . Archaeologists ' inability to
be ...
This would also result in changes in the research goals of archaeologists
attempting to present the subject as an interesting and relevant pursuit for a large
number of people from different social backgrounds . Archaeologists ' inability to
be ...
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In a recent article in Popular Archaeology , however , Aubrey Burl attempted a
more rational discussion of ley theory ... brief interruptions in the war of silence in
which each side tried to ignore the other and rejected any attempt at compromise
.
In a recent article in Popular Archaeology , however , Aubrey Burl attempted a
more rational discussion of ley theory ... brief interruptions in the war of silence in
which each side tried to ignore the other and rejected any attempt at compromise
.
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... often done in terms of objects and artefacts rather than interesting and useful
knowledge . Strange , too , that little attempt is made to explain the developments
in method and theory in the subject over the last two decades at a popular level .
... often done in terms of objects and artefacts rather than interesting and useful
knowledge . Strange , too , that little attempt is made to explain the developments
in method and theory in the subject over the last two decades at a popular level .
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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