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... not only because HORIZON subjects are animate and CHRONICLE'S
inanimate, but because they have an immediate audience relevance -- cancer
concerns everyone -- whereas wet planks are immediately relevant to no-one.
Relevance ...
... not only because HORIZON subjects are animate and CHRONICLE'S
inanimate, but because they have an immediate audience relevance -- cancer
concerns everyone -- whereas wet planks are immediately relevant to no-one.
Relevance ...
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Its technology was based on the utilisation of the earth's natural energy paths, in
contrast to our own dangerous and polluting energy sources. The relics of the
system therefore have a direct relevance to modern society, for they provide ...
Its technology was based on the utilisation of the earth's natural energy paths, in
contrast to our own dangerous and polluting energy sources. The relics of the
system therefore have a direct relevance to modern society, for they provide ...
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At the same time, archaeology must be seen to be relevant to the wider issues of
society. This is not just a case of the subject's aims but also of the communication
of these to the general public. The ley hunters' description of archaeologists as ...
At the same time, archaeology must be seen to be relevant to the wider issues of
society. This is not just a case of the subject's aims but also of the communication
of these to the general public. The ley hunters' description of archaeologists as ...
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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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