Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... Writing Archaeology ) emotional response to archaeology and an archaeology of emotions ( 9 : 2 Affective Archaeology ) . So that it now seems appropriate to produce the volume as a regular number of the journal . Potential authors were ...
... Writing Archaeology ) emotional response to archaeology and an archaeology of emotions ( 9 : 2 Affective Archaeology ) . So that it now seems appropriate to produce the volume as a regular number of the journal . Potential authors were ...
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... Writing Archaeology With recent interest in the writing of archaeology , it seems appropriate to encourage the use of humorous writing . The reader comes to humour less complacently than to a ' straight ' academic text , expecting the ...
... Writing Archaeology With recent interest in the writing of archaeology , it seems appropriate to encourage the use of humorous writing . The reader comes to humour less complacently than to a ' straight ' academic text , expecting the ...
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... writing ) that you cannot ex- press complex ideas in any- thing less than a complex ( and sometimes impenetrable ) style . WPP , at least , gives the lie to this . Overall , AAS has the air of a " finished " work , a quasi - formal ...
... writing ) that you cannot ex- press complex ideas in any- thing less than a complex ( and sometimes impenetrable ) style . WPP , at least , gives the lie to this . Overall , AAS has the air of a " finished " work , a quasi - formal ...
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