Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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... texts and cartoon - like drawings , which are titled : The Vikings , They Came and Conquered , They Settled and Farmed , They Recreated the Traditions of Their Homeland , They Traded , From a Roman Ruin They Made a Vast Trading City ...
... texts and cartoon - like drawings , which are titled : The Vikings , They Came and Conquered , They Settled and Farmed , They Recreated the Traditions of Their Homeland , They Traded , From a Roman Ruin They Made a Vast Trading City ...
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... texts if we accept that there are no archaeological texts that do not implicitly rely on ethnography : as models , as analogies or simply as ' demonstrative ' of past behaviour . Where the point - counterpoint of the hypothetico ...
... texts if we accept that there are no archaeological texts that do not implicitly rely on ethnography : as models , as analogies or simply as ' demonstrative ' of past behaviour . Where the point - counterpoint of the hypothetico ...
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... texts , must be very different for Western and indigenous ethnoarchaeologists . If such experience is a direct product of the specific politics of the individual researcher's interaction with a particular group then one might expect ...
... texts , must be very different for Western and indigenous ethnoarchaeologists . If such experience is a direct product of the specific politics of the individual researcher's interaction with a particular group then one might expect ...
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