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This is a key question, for the great problem is that archaeology has been
developing in its own way, answering its own questions for several decades, with
little regard for the public at large. That is not to say that we should reorientate
and ...
This is a key question, for the great problem is that archaeology has been
developing in its own way, answering its own questions for several decades, with
little regard for the public at large. That is not to say that we should reorientate
and ...
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The replies were more divided than for any other question: 39% were in favour,
34% against. A further 9% thought it not wholly unreasonable, though held
profound doubts about adequate supervision or carrying the whole thing too far.
The replies were more divided than for any other question: 39% were in favour,
34% against. A further 9% thought it not wholly unreasonable, though held
profound doubts about adequate supervision or carrying the whole thing too far.
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Given the long, explanatory nature of the printed questions, this was
disappointing. Concluding ... This temptation has largely been resisted as the
statistical validity, and even the verity, of replies may be open to question. Also
judgement can ...
Given the long, explanatory nature of the printed questions, this was
disappointing. Concluding ... This temptation has largely been resisted as the
statistical validity, and even the verity, of replies may be open to question. Also
judgement can ...
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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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