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For many archaeologists the question of whether the data should suggest the
problem , or , whether we should look at the data in terms of theories is still a
relevant one ( e.g. Gilchrist 1987 ) . This question is , however , in itself a
theoretical ...
For many archaeologists the question of whether the data should suggest the
problem , or , whether we should look at the data in terms of theories is still a
relevant one ( e.g. Gilchrist 1987 ) . This question is , however , in itself a
theoretical ...
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It assumes that people strive to see through a few specialists ' eyes , rather than
through their own and that there is only one way to look at a Viking past , only
one way that Viking people behaved ( see Baker and Hill 1987 for critique of '
one ...
It assumes that people strive to see through a few specialists ' eyes , rather than
through their own and that there is only one way to look at a Viking past , only
one way that Viking people behaved ( see Baker and Hill 1987 for critique of '
one ...
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... understand the nature of variation in this cemetery . If we wish to explain
phenomena such as those at Spong Hill we need to look carefully at the existing
skeletal record for deviations from our expectations of gender based on grave
goods .
... understand the nature of variation in this cemetery . If we wish to explain
phenomena such as those at Spong Hill we need to look carefully at the existing
skeletal record for deviations from our expectations of gender based on grave
goods .
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 7, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1988 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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