Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... context ; antiquarians were not credulous idiots , even if we would judge them as such if they were alive today ; they were on the whole highly intelligent men working within a very different environment from our own . The whole ...
... context ; antiquarians were not credulous idiots , even if we would judge them as such if they were alive today ; they were on the whole highly intelligent men working within a very different environment from our own . The whole ...
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... context . The focus on social context alone cannot , therefore , establish a necessary understanding of how our subject developed and accordingly illuminate the nature and properties of the conceptual framework within which we work ...
... context . The focus on social context alone cannot , therefore , establish a necessary understanding of how our subject developed and accordingly illuminate the nature and properties of the conceptual framework within which we work ...
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... context , which is continuously evolving . Another factor is the subject matter , which is stable . The continuous interaction between subject and subject matter makes it possible to suggest that all considerations concerning a ...
... context , which is continuously evolving . Another factor is the subject matter , which is stable . The continuous interaction between subject and subject matter makes it possible to suggest that all considerations concerning a ...
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