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Articles Clarke in the last lines of on regional studies tend to go no this excellent
book , " has at last further than pattern recognition come of age and can be
regarded as and throughout there is little independent discipline " . The
consideration ...
Articles Clarke in the last lines of on regional studies tend to go no this excellent
book , " has at last further than pattern recognition come of age and can be
regarded as and throughout there is little independent discipline " . The
consideration ...
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173 ) . of archaeology underplayed . on as a ana а on Indeed , the problem of the
lack The other major class of of a national policy for any aspect evidence
excluded from Clarke's of medieval archaeology is a recur discussion is that of ...
173 ) . of archaeology underplayed . on as a ana а on Indeed , the problem of the
lack The other major class of of a national policy for any aspect evidence
excluded from Clarke's of medieval archaeology is a recur discussion is that of ...
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This book , therefore , can be It is only fair to note that seen as a microcosm of the
current Clarke is obviously aware of these state of medieval archaeology as a
questions ; that the problems of whole . It reflects not only the integrating material
...
This book , therefore , can be It is only fair to note that seen as a microcosm of the
current Clarke is obviously aware of these state of medieval archaeology as a
questions ; that the problems of whole . It reflects not only the integrating material
...
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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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