Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... heritage which can be encapsulated within a boxful of metal objects . Ruthless profiteers apart , such hobbyists seek to bring the past to life ; an archaeologist would say they trivialise it . Whatever their aims , the net effect tends ...
... heritage which can be encapsulated within a boxful of metal objects . Ruthless profiteers apart , such hobbyists seek to bring the past to life ; an archaeologist would say they trivialise it . Whatever their aims , the net effect tends ...
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As guardians of our collective heritage , it is essential for archaeologists to promote a proper public regard for that heritage , accepting the premise that education ( used properly and responsibly ) can be as powerful a protective ...
As guardians of our collective heritage , it is essential for archaeologists to promote a proper public regard for that heritage , accepting the premise that education ( used properly and responsibly ) can be as powerful a protective ...
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... heritage of many countries . This is the background against which the problem of the Parthenon Marbles must be seen . For they too were removed under the authority of an occupying power . This new situation is reflected in the attention ...
... heritage of many countries . This is the background against which the problem of the Parthenon Marbles must be seen . For they too were removed under the authority of an occupying power . This new situation is reflected in the attention ...
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