Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... aspect of archaeological theories has usually focussed on the relationship between society and the academic discipline . The development of a discipline , however , is not merely a result of its relationship to contemporary society . If ...
... aspect of archaeological theories has usually focussed on the relationship between society and the academic discipline . The development of a discipline , however , is not merely a result of its relationship to contemporary society . If ...
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... aspect of the development of archaeological thought than the social context . This is , furthermore , an aspect which I think has been ignored and which could be seen as an example of a different level of conditioning . The aspect in ...
... aspect of the development of archaeological thought than the social context . This is , furthermore , an aspect which I think has been ignored and which could be seen as an example of a different level of conditioning . The aspect in ...
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... aspect of ethnoarchaeo- logical research which separates it from archaeological pattern recognition . It is this aspect , the possibility of directly linking behavioural dynamics with material statics , which is the promise ...
... aspect of ethnoarchaeo- logical research which separates it from archaeological pattern recognition . It is this aspect , the possibility of directly linking behavioural dynamics with material statics , which is the promise ...
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