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Alternatively , the tradition of urban historical archaeology as it is developing in
the United States is under developed 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 under developed 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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... techniques applied to glass . able that at some point the tradiSimple visual
examination is right - tional historical approach should ly emphasised - - a well
known be challenged by the upstart archaeometric laboratory recently
archaeology .
... techniques applied to glass . able that at some point the tradiSimple visual
examination is right - tional historical approach should ly emphasised - - a well
known be challenged by the upstart archaeometric laboratory recently
archaeology .
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| 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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