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When the British National Committee met on 20 November 1985 , they endorsed the ban on South African / Namibian participation imposed by the Executive Committee . They did this on two grounds . A pragmatic reason was the realisation ...
When the British National Committee met on 20 November 1985 , they endorsed the ban on South African / Namibian participation imposed by the Executive Committee . They did this on two grounds . A pragmatic reason was the realisation ...
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Three members of the British Executive Committee then resigned because they considered that , with the withdrawal of the UISPP affiliation , the Congress could not be as they had originally anticipated .
Three members of the British Executive Committee then resigned because they considered that , with the withdrawal of the UISPP affiliation , the Congress could not be as they had originally anticipated .
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11.50 . nature of the British ( and more ( Soft ) ISBN 0-906090-24-5 . generally European ) data - base . This book , the outcome of a session Reviewed by Nigel Holman of the 1982 Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference , contains a ...
11.50 . nature of the British ( and more ( Soft ) ISBN 0-906090-24-5 . generally European ) data - base . This book , the outcome of a session Reviewed by Nigel Holman of the 1982 Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference , contains a ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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