Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 14, Issue 2Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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Page 82
... context of time social , economic and intellectual and to discover why it took on its particular form . " ( McVicar 1984 : 4 , my emphasis ) . One might say that the internalistic tradition has chosen to forget the influence of society ...
... context of time social , economic and intellectual and to discover why it took on its particular form . " ( McVicar 1984 : 4 , my emphasis ) . One might say that the internalistic tradition has chosen to forget the influence of society ...
Page 152
... context are usually wrong and based upon handed - down ( mis ) - assumptions . The Three Age System is usually accorded considerable importance in the development of European prehistory , an importance often shown by the fact that it is ...
... context are usually wrong and based upon handed - down ( mis ) - assumptions . The Three Age System is usually accorded considerable importance in the development of European prehistory , an importance often shown by the fact that it is ...
Page 156
... context , particularly the Prussian one , she adds a new dimension to the analyses of Bernal ( 1987 ) and Said ( 1979 ) of the West's relationship to ancient Greece and the ' Orient ' . Marchand brings the history of archaeology into ...
... context , particularly the Prussian one , she adds a new dimension to the analyses of Bernal ( 1987 ) and Said ( 1979 ) of the West's relationship to ancient Greece and the ' Orient ' . Marchand brings the history of archaeology into ...
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