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... its traditional rôle as the former if it revises some of its statutes . The basis of
membership of the governing body , the Conseil Permanent , would need to be
reconsidered , and the position of representatives from countries outside of
Europe .
... its traditional rôle as the former if it revises some of its statutes . The basis of
membership of the governing body , the Conseil Permanent , would need to be
reconsidered , and the position of representatives from countries outside of
Europe .
Page 81
On the one hand , forms of archaeological practice based on neo - colonial
dualistic conceptions of the ' traditional ' and ' modern society can often result in a
preservationist and an academically exciusionist attitude to the remnants of ...
On the one hand , forms of archaeological practice based on neo - colonial
dualistic conceptions of the ' traditional ' and ' modern society can often result in a
preservationist and an academically exciusionist attitude to the remnants of ...
Page 106
While overits wider social context . coming some of the criticisms levelled at
traditional static Pragmatically , archaeology is an exhibits , these can be
criticised expensive discipline dependent upon on rather different grounds .
public funding to ...
While overits wider social context . coming some of the criticisms levelled at
traditional static Pragmatically , archaeology is an exhibits , these can be
criticised expensive discipline dependent upon on rather different grounds .
public funding to ...
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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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