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... is a further indication that knowledge of the past is not being shared or
disseminated as a "people's archaeology" ('Boudicca' 1982:9-10). If the past has
any value to the British population, then a number of possibilities could be
suggested.
... is a further indication that knowledge of the past is not being shared or
disseminated as a "people's archaeology" ('Boudicca' 1982:9-10). If the past has
any value to the British population, then a number of possibilities could be
suggested.
Page 49
By showing that our guesses are not cumulative, but collide with and eclipse one
another, the debate over their role in comprehending the past can be illustrated,
and the real plasticity of the past -- and therefore of the present's responsibility ...
By showing that our guesses are not cumulative, but collide with and eclipse one
another, the debate over their role in comprehending the past can be illustrated,
and the real plasticity of the past -- and therefore of the present's responsibility ...
Page 55
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
confirms what is ...
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
confirms what is ...
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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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