Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... contemporary contexts and the complex variety of factors which have shaped them , rather than as chronological isolates in a single - strand genetic chain . The intention here is to illustrate the lack of such adequate historical ...
... contemporary contexts and the complex variety of factors which have shaped them , rather than as chronological isolates in a single - strand genetic chain . The intention here is to illustrate the lack of such adequate historical ...
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... contemporary usage ( Barnes 1982 : 2-3 ) . From this material it appears that American archaeologists were consistently and uncontroversially formulating and testing hypotheses , offering interpretations which were not strictly limited ...
... contemporary usage ( Barnes 1982 : 2-3 ) . From this material it appears that American archaeologists were consistently and uncontroversially formulating and testing hypotheses , offering interpretations which were not strictly limited ...
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... contemporary society . If this interaction alone were responsible for the development of a subject all subjects would have similar histories . This , however , is obviously not the case ; the nature of knowledge production is far more ...
... contemporary society . If this interaction alone were responsible for the development of a subject all subjects would have similar histories . This , however , is obviously not the case ; the nature of knowledge production is far more ...
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