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... less reliable as guides to the world they record than our own newspapers , or any less amenable to cross - checking from other sources ? If ancient written records are acceptable as a source of information , why not archaeo- logical ...
... less reliable as guides to the world they record than our own newspapers , or any less amenable to cross - checking from other sources ? If ancient written records are acceptable as a source of information , why not archaeo- logical ...
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... less than iconoclasts bent on its ( Lowenthal 1985 , 410 ) . destruction The second danger is more immediate and much less opaque . In North America , the general public feels far greater emotional kinship with Native Americans than ...
... less than iconoclasts bent on its ( Lowenthal 1985 , 410 ) . destruction The second danger is more immediate and much less opaque . In North America , the general public feels far greater emotional kinship with Native Americans than ...
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... less than 10,000 years . Both can therefore accomodate the change without recall to ideas centred udon progress , yet the position still implicitly stands . What stands in archaeology today is a boundary which has been around for a very ...
... less than 10,000 years . Both can therefore accomodate the change without recall to ideas centred udon progress , yet the position still implicitly stands . What stands in archaeology today is a boundary which has been around for a very ...
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