Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 14, Issue 2Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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Page 122
... perhaps laziness that leads to the generation of inaccessible writing , since it is clearly easier to simply employ terms and concepts with which the author has become familiar through his or her own peculiar , individual course through ...
... perhaps laziness that leads to the generation of inaccessible writing , since it is clearly easier to simply employ terms and concepts with which the author has become familiar through his or her own peculiar , individual course through ...
Page 134
... perhaps an extreme example , but nevertheless demonstrates the dangers of creating an artificial reality in trying to place the individual into archaeological reports with the aim of being interesting and not to bore . The second ...
... perhaps an extreme example , but nevertheless demonstrates the dangers of creating an artificial reality in trying to place the individual into archaeological reports with the aim of being interesting and not to bore . The second ...
Page 138
... Perhaps this could be seized upon as a way forward for archaeological academic writing . Perhaps not .... Acknowledgements I'd like to thank Dorian Q Fuller and Helen Lewis for much helpful discussion and for reading , correcting and ...
... Perhaps this could be seized upon as a way forward for archaeological academic writing . Perhaps not .... Acknowledgements I'd like to thank Dorian Q Fuller and Helen Lewis for much helpful discussion and for reading , correcting and ...
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