Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... important is the incentive of financial gain ? 4 ( 15 ) SOME IMPORTANCE 11 ( 41 ) MINOR or as 1 ( 3 ) NOT APPLICABLE 2 + 3 3 ( 11 ) 11 ( 41 ) NOT AT ALL Have you ever found anything of value ? 9 ( 33 ) NO 13 ( 49 ) YES 2 ( 7 ) OFTEN 1 ...
... important is the incentive of financial gain ? 4 ( 15 ) SOME IMPORTANCE 11 ( 41 ) MINOR or as 1 ( 3 ) NOT APPLICABLE 2 + 3 3 ( 11 ) 11 ( 41 ) NOT AT ALL Have you ever found anything of value ? 9 ( 33 ) NO 13 ( 49 ) YES 2 ( 7 ) OFTEN 1 ...
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... important that the entitlement bestowed is visibly legitimated by the idea of specialist skill . The attack on this conception of professionalism has come from many quarters , with treasure hunters providing the most vitriolic and , at ...
... important that the entitlement bestowed is visibly legitimated by the idea of specialist skill . The attack on this conception of professionalism has come from many quarters , with treasure hunters providing the most vitriolic and , at ...
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... important of these are features not normally considered by archaeologists to be of any great antiquity . Watkins observed that Scots Pine trees were often found on ley lines , and he therefore deduced that these were the descendants of ...
... important of these are features not normally considered by archaeologists to be of any great antiquity . Watkins observed that Scots Pine trees were often found on ley lines , and he therefore deduced that these were the descendants of ...
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