Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 12Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... ( Clark 1939 , 190 ) and " the combination of national awakening and archaeological research can be observed on a gigantic scale in China " ( Clark 1939 , 191 ) where " a far - sighted policy " towards ar- chaeology was pursued ( Clark ...
... ( Clark 1939 , 190 ) and " the combination of national awakening and archaeological research can be observed on a gigantic scale in China " ( Clark 1939 , 191 ) where " a far - sighted policy " towards ar- chaeology was pursued ( Clark ...
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Clark's message is that State funding of archaeological work and the recording and protection of ancient remains is entirely legitimate and proper ( Clark 1939 , 210 ) . All of this - together with the extrac- tion from those remains of ...
Clark's message is that State funding of archaeological work and the recording and protection of ancient remains is entirely legitimate and proper ( Clark 1939 , 210 ) . All of this - together with the extrac- tion from those remains of ...
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... ( Clark 1947 , 203 ) . " It is only through the reconciliation of and integration of coherent nations that any world community can be realized in the foreseeable future ... The essential point is , surely , that in a liberal world the ...
... ( Clark 1947 , 203 ) . " It is only through the reconciliation of and integration of coherent nations that any world community can be realized in the foreseeable future ... The essential point is , surely , that in a liberal world the ...
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