Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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Page 60
... material , drawing attention to the difference between material and written records . Archaeology , however , has no end as long as material culture exists and since the distinction , when it comes to meaning , between material sources ...
... material , drawing attention to the difference between material and written records . Archaeology , however , has no end as long as material culture exists and since the distinction , when it comes to meaning , between material sources ...
Page 61
... material rather than ficticious world and they would not like the material gruesomeness of the battlefield to disappear . If , therefore , we ask questions about what went on in the material world in the past , then it goes without ...
... material rather than ficticious world and they would not like the material gruesomeness of the battlefield to disappear . If , therefore , we ask questions about what went on in the material world in the past , then it goes without ...
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... material culture through text , and discusses a crucial feature of archaeological material , it's physicality ( and durability ) . Further , he outlines the problems involved in trying to appropriately render the inherent durability of ...
... material culture through text , and discusses a crucial feature of archaeological material , it's physicality ( and durability ) . Further , he outlines the problems involved in trying to appropriately render the inherent durability of ...
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