Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... framework for historiography within which the accepted history of archaeology can be assessed . For purposes of the present discussion , one of the central pillars of this framework is of particular relevance : the general rejection by ...
... framework for historiography within which the accepted history of archaeology can be assessed . For purposes of the present discussion , one of the central pillars of this framework is of particular relevance : the general rejection by ...
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... framework . The lack of critical awareness of this , as well as of a methodology for conducting and including historiographic analysis has , however , tended to relegate the historic perspective to research fringes . We do not at ...
... framework . The lack of critical awareness of this , as well as of a methodology for conducting and including historiographic analysis has , however , tended to relegate the historic perspective to research fringes . We do not at ...
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... framework through a dialectic with its data.3 3 This aspect of the production of archaeological knowledge has hardly been recognised and it is not discussed in any detail . I shall , therefore , try to bring attention to a different ...
... framework through a dialectic with its data.3 3 This aspect of the production of archaeological knowledge has hardly been recognised and it is not discussed in any detail . I shall , therefore , try to bring attention to a different ...
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