Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 14, Issue 2Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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Page 49
... past but the past ( in the sense of an area of reality ) originates from memory and elaboration of memory " ( my translation from Rusch 1991 : 275 ) . Similarly , scholars in the humanities who were influenced by the insights of Maurice ...
... past but the past ( in the sense of an area of reality ) originates from memory and elaboration of memory " ( my translation from Rusch 1991 : 275 ) . Similarly , scholars in the humanities who were influenced by the insights of Maurice ...
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... past based on personal reminiscence and those based on archaeological and ( non - oral ) historical sources . As a consequence of my argument so far , monuments are not places where memory is passively stored , but can be seen as ...
... past based on personal reminiscence and those based on archaeological and ( non - oral ) historical sources . As a consequence of my argument so far , monuments are not places where memory is passively stored , but can be seen as ...
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... past today , much as they evoked the distant past in earlier periods ( Chapman 1997 ) . In his research on a landscape in Eastern Hungary , Chapman found that monuments in the landscape , such as tells , cemeteries ( possibly with grave ...
... past today , much as they evoked the distant past in earlier periods ( Chapman 1997 ) . In his research on a landscape in Eastern Hungary , Chapman found that monuments in the landscape , such as tells , cemeteries ( possibly with grave ...
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