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Typical research foci , such as the ' indigenous ' or ' foreign ' origin of particular
cultural features , are often loaded with colonial prejudice or attempts to
overcome such prejudice , as in the case of research into the Zimbabwe State .
Typical research foci , such as the ' indigenous ' or ' foreign ' origin of particular
cultural features , are often loaded with colonial prejudice or attempts to
overcome such prejudice , as in the case of research into the Zimbabwe State .
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precursors identified with unitary antiquity whose fragmented Reviewed by
Christopher Evans vestiges became models for their own creations . Our own
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27.50 ( Hard ) ISBN 0-521 ing and no cultural tradition : " Our 22415-2 .
precursors identified with unitary antiquity whose fragmented Reviewed by
Christopher Evans vestiges became models for their own creations . Our own
more This is both ...
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SO on of a are is it can products , it is no wonder that relationship to the rise of
nationcontemporary cultural attitudes are states the continent and the found to be
lacking in sophist- spread of literacy and public ication and depth of appreciation
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SO on of a are is it can products , it is no wonder that relationship to the rise of
nationcontemporary cultural attitudes are states the continent and the found to be
lacking in sophist- spread of literacy and public ication and depth of appreciation
...
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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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