Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 12Department of Archaeology, 1993 - Archaeology |
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... problem of how we should conceive of and represent social relationships , conjunctures and processes . At this level , problems of description and under- standing are deeply interconnected ( Marcus and Fisher 1986 : 15 ) . It is barely ...
... problem of how we should conceive of and represent social relationships , conjunctures and processes . At this level , problems of description and under- standing are deeply interconnected ( Marcus and Fisher 1986 : 15 ) . It is barely ...
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... problems of writing biography . In particular , the main problem with archaeological biography ( and one Peter finds particularly dif- ficult to address ) is how to avoid the ' great leader ' approach . Biographies and studies which ...
... problems of writing biography . In particular , the main problem with archaeological biography ( and one Peter finds particularly dif- ficult to address ) is how to avoid the ' great leader ' approach . Biographies and studies which ...
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... problem or , in archaeology as so often in the wider world , this area is regarded as too dangerous ; questions implicating mental health still prompt reactions of fear and suspicion , even ( gasp ! ) among white middle- class ...
... problem or , in archaeology as so often in the wider world , this area is regarded as too dangerous ; questions implicating mental health still prompt reactions of fear and suspicion , even ( gasp ! ) among white middle- class ...
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