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The response generated by that session emphasized the importance of this
subject in archaeology today. The session's papers form the nucleus of the
current issue, and thanks are due to Mike Parker Pearson (the organiser of the
TAG ...
The response generated by that session emphasized the importance of this
subject in archaeology today. The session's papers form the nucleus of the
current issue, and thanks are due to Mike Parker Pearson (the organiser of the
TAG ...
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Responses were received from 114 museums (59%), 26 Units (68%) and 27
clubs (43%) . Figure 1 shows the distribution of museums (circles) and Units (
triangles) that were consulted; those which replied are represented by filled
symbols.
Responses were received from 114 museums (59%), 26 Units (68%) and 27
clubs (43%) . Figure 1 shows the distribution of museums (circles) and Units (
triangles) that were consulted; those which replied are represented by filled
symbols.
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Questions 10-15 sought the views of clubs on many of the issues which dominate
the debate about private treasure hunting versus public archaeology. The
questions were designed to encourage a balanced response to a reasoned
argument.
Questions 10-15 sought the views of clubs on many of the issues which dominate
the debate about private treasure hunting versus public archaeology. The
questions were designed to encourage a balanced response to a reasoned
argument.
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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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