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A tangible object or structure which they can relate to will hold their interest : a
timber - lined well with preserved timbers , a building with surviving walls , floors ,
doorways and window embrasures , a prehistoric flint tool or a medieval jug .
A tangible object or structure which they can relate to will hold their interest : a
timber - lined well with preserved timbers , a building with surviving walls , floors ,
doorways and window embrasures , a prehistoric flint tool or a medieval jug .
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The emphasis is always on the object as a source of information , arranged
according to agreed scientific or historical principles . The inevitable tendency ,
given this emphasis on the need for order , is to equate conceptually knowledge
and ...
The emphasis is always on the object as a source of information , arranged
according to agreed scientific or historical principles . The inevitable tendency ,
given this emphasis on the need for order , is to equate conceptually knowledge
and ...
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... relations between nations , some Museum , to alienate any object in cultural
property has already been their collection . ... regulations Royal de l ' Afrique
Centrale in in the interests of international Belgium ; many objects have been
justice .
... relations between nations , some Museum , to alienate any object in cultural
property has already been their collection . ... regulations Royal de l ' Afrique
Centrale in in the interests of international Belgium ; many objects have been
justice .
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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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