Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... political , much of what is written today is ' passive ' in its political intentions . Many adopting a feminist approach to the interpretation of the past are engaged in the active politics of the women's movement , and thus , like Marx ...
... political , much of what is written today is ' passive ' in its political intentions . Many adopting a feminist approach to the interpretation of the past are engaged in the active politics of the women's movement , and thus , like Marx ...
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... political nor any other sort of violence . Strangely , however , for the first three months that I spent there I ... political situation in the tribal areas for the rest of India . as While these many - faceted problems of effective ...
... political nor any other sort of violence . Strangely , however , for the first three months that I spent there I ... political situation in the tribal areas for the rest of India . as While these many - faceted problems of effective ...
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... politics , or that political action should the be major role for a world archaeological organisation . UNESCO provides a major example of the kind of calamity that overtakes other kinds of institutions where politics become too central ...
... politics , or that political action should the be major role for a world archaeological organisation . UNESCO provides a major example of the kind of calamity that overtakes other kinds of institutions where politics become too central ...
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