Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... political territories ( i.e .. formation of larger ( political ) territories and conquest ) . Comparative sources Anthropological and comparative analyses of different kinds can help us to combine archaeological and historical analyses ...
... political territories ( i.e .. formation of larger ( political ) territories and conquest ) . Comparative sources Anthropological and comparative analyses of different kinds can help us to combine archaeological and historical analyses ...
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... political and cognitive dimensions of society should all be studied : what are the poetics of monuments ? For which political ends are they employed ? What do we firmly know about them ? So far , only the last question has been ...
... political and cognitive dimensions of society should all be studied : what are the poetics of monuments ? For which political ends are they employed ? What do we firmly know about them ? So far , only the last question has been ...
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... politics and his own understanding of both the effect of political outlook on archaeological interpretation and the use of archaeology to naturalise political hegemony ( Tilley 1989 ; Shanks and Tilley 1987 : Ch . 7 ) . At a general ...
... politics and his own understanding of both the effect of political outlook on archaeological interpretation and the use of archaeology to naturalise political hegemony ( Tilley 1989 ; Shanks and Tilley 1987 : Ch . 7 ) . At a general ...
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