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Alternatively, the tradition of urban historical archaeology as it is developing in
the United States is underdeveloped in its ways of reaching the public. Urban
excavations normally attract large crowds and much attention while going on, but
...
Alternatively, the tradition of urban historical archaeology as it is developing in
the United States is underdeveloped in its ways of reaching the public. Urban
excavations normally attract large crowds and much attention while going on, but
...
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non-professional worker, historically the mainstay of the subject in this country.
Those with an interest in the past should on no account be made to feel excluded
from its orthodox study, and this is especially true at a time when spiralling ...
non-professional worker, historically the mainstay of the subject in this country.
Those with an interest in the past should on no account be made to feel excluded
from its orthodox study, and this is especially true at a time when spiralling ...
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The current transformation of our perception of this period is almost entirely due
to the urban archaeologist, and it was perhaps inevitable that at some point the
traditional historical approach should be challenged by the upstart archaeology.
The current transformation of our perception of this period is almost entirely due
to the urban archaeologist, and it was perhaps inevitable that at some point the
traditional historical approach should be challenged by the upstart archaeology.
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Bibliographic information
| 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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