Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... discipline at University means that we are now firmly cast in the middle class mould . The same is generally true of the amateur side of archaeology ; the county societies , which began life as a pastime for gentlemen , now aim at the ...
... discipline at University means that we are now firmly cast in the middle class mould . The same is generally true of the amateur side of archaeology ; the county societies , which began life as a pastime for gentlemen , now aim at the ...
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... discipline . The primary objectives have been to investigate an area within a 10km radius of the town ( which includes parts of Cambridgeshire , Essex and Suffolk ) using various methods of fieldwork , but excluding excavation since it ...
... discipline . The primary objectives have been to investigate an area within a 10km radius of the town ( which includes parts of Cambridgeshire , Essex and Suffolk ) using various methods of fieldwork , but excluding excavation since it ...
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... discipline . It seems strange that the popularisation of archaeology is so often done in terms of ob- jects and artefacts rather than interesting and useful knowledge . Strange , too , that little attempt is made to explain the develop ...
... discipline . It seems strange that the popularisation of archaeology is so often done in terms of ob- jects and artefacts rather than interesting and useful knowledge . Strange , too , that little attempt is made to explain the develop ...
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