Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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Page 40
... means that former discussions of the same problems are ignored and the result is that we often see rephrasings of old viewpoints . The lack of historiographic knowledge means that such rephrasings are unaccompanied by understanding of ...
... means that former discussions of the same problems are ignored and the result is that we often see rephrasings of old viewpoints . The lack of historiographic knowledge means that such rephrasings are unaccompanied by understanding of ...
Page 78
... means , training and analytical facilities , and the new technology coupled with neo - colonial intellectual dependence and continuation of colonial ways of organising and targeting archaeological production reinforce this situation ...
... means , training and analytical facilities , and the new technology coupled with neo - colonial intellectual dependence and continuation of colonial ways of organising and targeting archaeological production reinforce this situation ...
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... means merely that we can read about it ; to call it literate ' tells us something about the soceity itself , that its members could read and write . The advent of literacy implies a change in the society itself , rather than in our means ...
... means merely that we can read about it ; to call it literate ' tells us something about the soceity itself , that its members could read and write . The advent of literacy implies a change in the society itself , rather than in our means ...
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