Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... particular eras ? Why did they select those particular eras ? Finally two specific topics were presented . What was Stonehenge used for a temple , an observatory , to tell the time , just a pile of old stones ? Had they heard about or ...
... particular eras ? Why did they select those particular eras ? Finally two specific topics were presented . What was Stonehenge used for a temple , an observatory , to tell the time , just a pile of old stones ? Had they heard about or ...
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... particular and sometimes conflicting interests of different classes or groups . This has changed . Museums have become cultural centres , with more varied ways of expressing their educational role and so mirroring more effectively the ...
... particular and sometimes conflicting interests of different classes or groups . This has changed . Museums have become cultural centres , with more varied ways of expressing their educational role and so mirroring more effectively the ...
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... particular source within the present , either political or economic , of the analogies , especially when they are writ large , in intricate interpretations like Colonial Williamsburg . In our site there is no way to do that yet . as One ...
... particular source within the present , either political or economic , of the analogies , especially when they are writ large , in intricate interpretations like Colonial Williamsburg . In our site there is no way to do that yet . as One ...
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