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Once , museums tended to work according to what was regarded as the lowest
common factor of educational understanding , which avoided the need to
consider particular and sometimes conflicting interests of different classes or
groups .
Once , museums tended to work according to what was regarded as the lowest
common factor of educational understanding , which avoided the need to
consider particular and sometimes conflicting interests of different classes or
groups .
Page 48
When you visualise a reconstructed warehouse standing here , he says , what
you are really seeing is an elaborate series of inferences linking the past and the
present . Our understanding of how that building most likely looked and what it ...
When you visualise a reconstructed warehouse standing here , he says , what
you are really seeing is an elaborate series of inferences linking the past and the
present . Our understanding of how that building most likely looked and what it ...
Page 49
... for the current understanding of the garden comes from the 1960s and its
concern with beautification , urban redevelopment , and gentrification , and that
the meaning from the 1980s is associated with the fascination for finding
astronomical ...
... for the current understanding of the garden comes from the 1960s and its
concern with beautification , urban redevelopment , and gentrification , and that
the meaning from the 1980s is associated with the fascination for finding
astronomical ...
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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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