Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 6Department of Archaeology - Archaeology |
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... conceptual basis of their discipline , the need to examine concepts of Time looms large . The papers in this issue have been gathered to provide a small sample of the diversity of viewpoints about time and archaeology . In scope , the ...
... conceptual basis of their discipline , the need to examine concepts of Time looms large . The papers in this issue have been gathered to provide a small sample of the diversity of viewpoints about time and archaeology . In scope , the ...
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... concepts should play an important role in archaeological interpretation , in two ways : firstly because people have clearly had varying concepts of time in the past which have influenced their thoughts and activities and hence the ...
... concepts should play an important role in archaeological interpretation , in two ways : firstly because people have clearly had varying concepts of time in the past which have influenced their thoughts and activities and hence the ...
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... concepts of past time : egohis- torical ( or egocentric ) in which the past is always viewed retrospectively from a single , fixed point of view in time , i.e. the present ; and allocentric , in which the past is viewed prospectively ...
... concepts of past time : egohis- torical ( or egocentric ) in which the past is always viewed retrospectively from a single , fixed point of view in time , i.e. the present ; and allocentric , in which the past is viewed prospectively ...
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