Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... given at a different session at TAG 1982 ) . The aim in this issue has been to highlight certain aspects of the relationship between professional archaeologists and other people interested in the past . Many viewpoints are expressed ...
... given at a different session at TAG 1982 ) . The aim in this issue has been to highlight certain aspects of the relationship between professional archaeologists and other people interested in the past . Many viewpoints are expressed ...
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... Given the long , explanatory nature of the printed questions , this was disappointing . Concluding Comments Equipped with the data , it is tempting to try to draw some meaningful conclusions about the nature of the problem and ways of ...
... Given the long , explanatory nature of the printed questions , this was disappointing . Concluding Comments Equipped with the data , it is tempting to try to draw some meaningful conclusions about the nature of the problem and ways of ...
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... given this emphasis on the need for order , is to equate conceptually knowledge and order , and to encourage the view that museums , by their nature , stand somewhat apart from society . But knowledge is never quite amenable to being ...
... given this emphasis on the need for order , is to equate conceptually knowledge and order , and to encourage the view that museums , by their nature , stand somewhat apart from society . But knowledge is never quite amenable to being ...
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