Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 14, Issue 2Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... prehistoric and archaeological locations among his sites of memory , because what makes them " important as sites is often precisely what ought to exclude them from being lieux de mémoire : the absolute absence of a will to remember and ...
... prehistoric and archaeological locations among his sites of memory , because what makes them " important as sites is often precisely what ought to exclude them from being lieux de mémoire : the absolute absence of a will to remember and ...
Page 68
... prehistoric phases had a greater effect on the current state of human cognition than any which came before . Perhaps a less presumptuous statement might be that the development during these prehistoric phases is most analogous with the ...
... prehistoric phases had a greater effect on the current state of human cognition than any which came before . Perhaps a less presumptuous statement might be that the development during these prehistoric phases is most analogous with the ...
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... Prehistoric Times ( 1865 ) , applying an Darwin's model of evolution to human history , was enormous success . However , in his later works he turned away from archaeology and increasingly focused on ethnography . This shift in subject ...
... Prehistoric Times ( 1865 ) , applying an Darwin's model of evolution to human history , was enormous success . However , in his later works he turned away from archaeology and increasingly focused on ethnography . This shift in subject ...
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