Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... problem for two reasons : a . Damage to scheduled [ and unscheduled ' should have been 1 ( 1 ) UNDER REVIEW added ] sites . b . Irrevocable loss of knowledge through inadequate recording of finds . 2 . Such problems can be approached in ...
... problem for two reasons : a . Damage to scheduled [ and unscheduled ' should have been 1 ( 1 ) UNDER REVIEW added ] sites . b . Irrevocable loss of knowledge through inadequate recording of finds . 2 . Such problems can be approached in ...
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... problem of the Parthenon Marbles must be seen . For they too were removed under the authority of an occupying power . This new situation is reflected in the attention paid by international bodies to the restitution of cultural property ...
... problem of the Parthenon Marbles must be seen . For they too were removed under the authority of an occupying power . This new situation is reflected in the attention paid by international bodies to the restitution of cultural property ...
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... problem nomic archaeology asks different questions ( about human behaviour ) from different kinds of material ... problems . Rival climatic and anthropogenic explanations for the elm decline are discussed , the anthropogenic one being ...
... problem nomic archaeology asks different questions ( about human behaviour ) from different kinds of material ... problems . Rival climatic and anthropogenic explanations for the elm decline are discussed , the anthropogenic one being ...
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