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a r chaeo 1 og i ca 1 materials and data" (McGimsey 1972:17). This includes
archaeologists as well as selective hunters (e.g. those people who choose to dig
for metal objects only). The conflict arises because archaeologists are seen as ...
a r chaeo 1 og i ca 1 materials and data" (McGimsey 1972:17). This includes
archaeologists as well as selective hunters (e.g. those people who choose to dig
for metal objects only). The conflict arises because archaeologists are seen as ...
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The emphasis is always on the object as a source of i nf orma t i on , 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 i nf orma t i on , 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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Similarly, nearly all the major objects of Maori art and culture are in European
and American museums, and only a few in New Zealand. The same story could
be told of the cultural heritage of many countries. This is the background against
...
Similarly, nearly all the major objects of Maori art and culture are in European
and American museums, and only a few in New Zealand. The same story could
be told of the cultural heritage of many countries. This is the background against
...
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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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