Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 4Department of Archaeology, 1985 - Archaeology |
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Page 104
... questions that an archaeologist should ask him or herself before deciding to go ahead . In view of the above list , two more should be added to Olsen's catechism : am I sufficiently committed , to the point that I will subordinate my ...
... questions that an archaeologist should ask him or herself before deciding to go ahead . In view of the above list , two more should be added to Olsen's catechism : am I sufficiently committed , to the point that I will subordinate my ...
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... questions are fundamentally questions of perception , of how we are to perceive and understand the idiosyncratic , non - functional ' cultural ' features of the material remains of past societies . discipline whose practitioners are ...
... questions are fundamentally questions of perception , of how we are to perceive and understand the idiosyncratic , non - functional ' cultural ' features of the material remains of past societies . discipline whose practitioners are ...
Page 161
Manifestations of Stylistic Change The first question in determining viable stylistic patterns within the material ... questions of trade , exchange of ideas , or movements of people are left unanswered . Another example might be in ...
Manifestations of Stylistic Change The first question in determining viable stylistic patterns within the material ... questions of trade , exchange of ideas , or movements of people are left unanswered . Another example might be in ...
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