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Page 81
On the one hand, forms of a r chaeological pract ice based on neo-colonial dual
is t ic conceptions of the 'traditional ' and 'modern' society can of ten result in a
preservation is t and an academical ly exclusion is t at titude to the remnants of 't
...
On the one hand, forms of a r chaeological pract ice based on neo-colonial dual
is t ic conceptions of the 'traditional ' and 'modern' society can of ten result in a
preservation is t and an academical ly exclusion is t at titude to the remnants of 't
...
Page 106
Reconstructions of aspects of life in the past have often been offered as an
alternative to such traditional approaches. At "flagship" presentations such as
Colonial Williamsburg in the USA and the Jorvik Viking Centre in England, as
well as at ...
Reconstructions of aspects of life in the past have often been offered as an
alternative to such traditional approaches. At "flagship" presentations such as
Colonial Williamsburg in the USA and the Jorvik Viking Centre in England, as
well as at ...
Page 128
Conversely, when Clarke states on the same page that "it is the traditional
approach that is presented in this book", the reader is left guessing as to the
theoretical and methodological under-pinnings inapproach; gaps in our
knowledge and ...
Conversely, when Clarke states on the same page that "it is the traditional
approach that is presented in this book", the reader is left guessing as to the
theoretical and methodological under-pinnings inapproach; gaps in our
knowledge and ...
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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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