Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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To focus on work which was explicitly archaeological in intent , aimed at developing observational or analytical methodology or interpretive theory , or contributing to the understanding of a particular body of archaeological data .
To focus on work which was explicitly archaeological in intent , aimed at developing observational or analytical methodology or interpretive theory , or contributing to the understanding of a particular body of archaeological data .
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These two risk - reducing strategies can be seen to be responses conditioned by particular ecological situations . They can also be viewed as having particular social corollaries which should influence settlement patterns , as was ...
These two risk - reducing strategies can be seen to be responses conditioned by particular ecological situations . They can also be viewed as having particular social corollaries which should influence settlement patterns , as was ...
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Negligence : In addition to being a state of mind relevant to the consideration as to whether any particular civil wrong has been committed , negligence also represents an independent area of civil liability . For an archaeologist to be ...
Negligence : In addition to being a state of mind relevant to the consideration as to whether any particular civil wrong has been committed , negligence also represents an independent area of civil liability . For an archaeologist to be ...
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