Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 12Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... Archaeology Analytical Archaeology ( Clark 1968 ) and the phrase " rescue archaeology " ( corresponding to a rather more limited form of CRM than that ap- plied in the USA ) was coined ( Rahtz 1976 ) . By about 1980 archaeo- logical ...
... Archaeology Analytical Archaeology ( Clark 1968 ) and the phrase " rescue archaeology " ( corresponding to a rather more limited form of CRM than that ap- plied in the USA ) was coined ( Rahtz 1976 ) . By about 1980 archaeo- logical ...
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archaeology . As indigenous criticism increases so to does archaeological attacks on antiquities markets , black market sales of ' archaeological ' artefacts , and looting of sites by souvenir hunters and antiquities collectors ( see ...
archaeology . As indigenous criticism increases so to does archaeological attacks on antiquities markets , black market sales of ' archaeological ' artefacts , and looting of sites by souvenir hunters and antiquities collectors ( see ...
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... Archaeology in particular . AHM further provides institutional au- thority and identity for the discipline of archaeology . Several implications arise from such a definition of AHM . I wish to briefly pursue two in the remainder of this ...
... Archaeology in particular . AHM further provides institutional au- thority and identity for the discipline of archaeology . Several implications arise from such a definition of AHM . I wish to briefly pursue two in the remainder of this ...
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