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This direction is that of increased academicism; as the discipline of archaeology
develops, so do its resources and its capability of answering questions. The
result is often a series of priorities for research and excavation which enable ...
This direction is that of increased academicism; as the discipline of archaeology
develops, so do its resources and its capability of answering questions. The
result is often a series of priorities for research and excavation which enable ...
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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 Comments Equipped with the data, it is tempting to try
to draw some meaningful conclusions about the nature of the problem and ways
of solving it ...
Given the long, explanatory nature of the printed questions, this was
disappointing. Concluding Comments Equipped with the data, it is tempting to try
to draw some meaningful conclusions about the nature of the problem and ways
of solving it ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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