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We can reason from what we know about these materials today , and how they are used now , to how they were most likely used in the past . we can When you visualise a reconstructed warehouse standing here , he says , what you are really ...
We can reason from what we know about these materials today , and how they are used now , to how they were most likely used in the past . we can When you visualise a reconstructed warehouse standing here , he says , what you are really ...
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By showing that our guesses are not cumulative , but collide with and eclipse one another , the debate over their role in comprehending the past be illustrated , and the real plasticity of the past and therefore of the present's ...
By showing that our guesses are not cumulative , but collide with and eclipse one another , the debate over their role in comprehending the past be illustrated , and the real plasticity of the past and therefore of the present's ...
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that they are making contact with the remote past . Prehistory is thus made tangible and immediate through a physical search . Their enthusiasm for this aspect of the study , and the overall support given to ley hunting , perhaps ...
that they are making contact with the remote past . Prehistory is thus made tangible and immediate through a physical search . Their enthusiasm for this aspect of the study , and the overall support given to ley hunting , perhaps ...
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STATEMENT OF EDITORIAL INTENT | 2 |
David R Crowther | 9 |
Brian Charge The work of a local society and its interaction | 21 |
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