Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... sources . A further reason for the changing relation between archaeology and history is , of course , linked to the ... sources . Roesdahl states that the historian's interpretation of the Viking Age is coloured by misleading sources ...
... sources . A further reason for the changing relation between archaeology and history is , of course , linked to the ... sources . Roesdahl states that the historian's interpretation of the Viking Age is coloured by misleading sources ...
Page 87
... sources on orginal Etruscan mythical and historical traditions . In this paper we would like to argue in favour of the use of ancient literary sources for the reconstruction of Etruscan history , and thus bridge the divide between the ...
... sources on orginal Etruscan mythical and historical traditions . In this paper we would like to argue in favour of the use of ancient literary sources for the reconstruction of Etruscan history , and thus bridge the divide between the ...
Page 131
... sources " must be offered . Some historians distinguish between written sources which could be anywhere in , for example , clay or stone , and literary sources which are from texts in books or scrolls . This distinction seems irrelevant ...
... sources " must be offered . Some historians distinguish between written sources which could be anywhere in , for example , clay or stone , and literary sources which are from texts in books or scrolls . This distinction seems irrelevant ...
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