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Following the antiquarian interests of a handful of seventeenth and eighteenth
century country squires and par sons, the ... busied themselves with archaeology,
and part ly because the administrative and legal structures of different countries ...
Following the antiquarian interests of a handful of seventeenth and eighteenth
century country squires and par sons, the ... busied themselves with archaeology,
and part ly because the administrative and legal structures of different countries ...
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The archaeological problems of today's countries are seldom to be solved with
reference to the archaeology of a single country; archaeologists from different
countries need to cooperate on the solution of common or in ter locking problems
.
The archaeological problems of today's countries are seldom to be solved with
reference to the archaeology of a single country; archaeologists from different
countries need to cooperate on the solution of common or in ter locking problems
.
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At the TILLMIAP (The Louis Leaky Memorial Institute for African Prehistory)
workshop in Nairobi in 1979, in which archaeolog is ts from five East African
countries were represented, discussion cent red part icularly on the potent ial that
...
At the TILLMIAP (The Louis Leaky Memorial Institute for African Prehistory)
workshop in Nairobi in 1979, in which archaeolog is ts from five East African
countries were represented, discussion cent red part icularly on the potent ial that
...
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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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