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... countries represented who have not been represented before . It is difficult to
estimate the probable results of the ban in South Africa : white South Africans as
a whole are likely to care very little about whether their archaeologists are
allowed ...
... countries represented who have not been represented before . It is difficult to
estimate the probable results of the ban in South Africa : white South Africans as
a whole are likely to care very little about whether their archaeologists are
allowed ...
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... any coherent ' critical archaeology ' can be developed . Archaeology as Myth -
Production Each class which puts itself in the place of the one ruling before it , is
compelled , merely in order to carry through its aims , to represent its interests as
...
... any coherent ' critical archaeology ' can be developed . Archaeology as Myth -
Production Each class which puts itself in the place of the one ruling before it , is
compelled , merely in order to carry through its aims , to represent its interests as
...
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... provides the most recent discussion of this topic . He argues that the
archaeological fauna represent a primary ' special( Archaeological Review from
Cambridge 5 : 1 ( 1986 ] ) isation ' on reindeer , although he agrees with White
GENERAL .
... provides the most recent discussion of this topic . He argues that the
archaeological fauna represent a primary ' special( Archaeological Review from
Cambridge 5 : 1 ( 1986 ] ) isation ' on reindeer , although he agrees with White
GENERAL .
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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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