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This would also result in changes in the research goals of archaeologists attempting to present the subject as an interesting and relevant pursuit for a large number of people from different social backgrounds . a Archaeologists ...
This would also result in changes in the research goals of archaeologists attempting to present the subject as an interesting and relevant pursuit for a large number of people from different social backgrounds . a Archaeologists ...
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... residents ' committee ) they could be approached first to ensure better cooperation . as While the cluster sampling technique is statistically more manageable ( Blalock 1972 : 5 2 3 - 7 ) , biases may result from refusals to answer ...
... residents ' committee ) they could be approached first to ensure better cooperation . as While the cluster sampling technique is statistically more manageable ( Blalock 1972 : 5 2 3 - 7 ) , biases may result from refusals to answer ...
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How well we might have succeeded in informing , educating and even entertaining the public is measured by the R.I. Reaction Index the result of a survey that has invited the audience to say how much they enjoyed a programme .
How well we might have succeeded in informing , educating and even entertaining the public is measured by the R.I. Reaction Index the result of a survey that has invited the audience to say how much they enjoyed a programme .
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Contents
STATEMENT OF EDITORIAL INTENT | 2 |
David R Crowther | 9 |
Brian Charge The work of a local society and its interaction | 21 |
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