Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... cultural property . We have asked Robert Browning , Emeritus Professor of Greek , University of London , and ... cultural property into the foreground of international discussion . Many countries understandably feel that they have been ...
... cultural property . We have asked Robert Browning , Emeritus Professor of Greek , University of London , and ... cultural property into the foreground of international discussion . Many countries understandably feel that they have been ...
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... cultural property . There is no question of emptying the museums of Europe and North America . It may not always be easy to determine what is of special significance . Historical or religious considerations may for inas , complicate ...
... cultural property . There is no question of emptying the museums of Europe and North America . It may not always be easy to determine what is of special significance . Historical or religious considerations may for inas , complicate ...
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... cultural evolution in the bear rituals directly inspired from face of ' the others ' vitality . the Drachenloch site . The novel's The question of Neanderthal exmain ritual ceremony apparently has tinction or survival is a very as its ...
... cultural evolution in the bear rituals directly inspired from face of ' the others ' vitality . the Drachenloch site . The novel's The question of Neanderthal exmain ritual ceremony apparently has tinction or survival is a very as its ...
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