Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... considerably greater import for understanding archaeological development . ... There are several strands of thought and ... considerable proportion of such research must take place in the sociology of knowledge , an area in which Kuhn's ...
... considerably greater import for understanding archaeological development . ... There are several strands of thought and ... considerable proportion of such research must take place in the sociology of knowledge , an area in which Kuhn's ...
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... considerable significance for the theoretical development of archaeology ( Fahnestock 1982 ) . Again , this analysis is over - simplified and it is offered primarily to suggest the constructive possibilities of critical historiography ...
... considerable significance for the theoretical development of archaeology ( Fahnestock 1982 ) . Again , this analysis is over - simplified and it is offered primarily to suggest the constructive possibilities of critical historiography ...
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... considerable stylistic diversity and rapid change throughout the century . Generally , one might say that the acceptable compromise between human - imposed order and the natural world veered gradually towards ' Nature ' , so that what ...
... considerable stylistic diversity and rapid change throughout the century . Generally , one might say that the acceptable compromise between human - imposed order and the natural world veered gradually towards ' Nature ' , so that what ...
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