Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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perception of the past , and that of its own disciplinary history , are more or less closely interconnected then this has major implications for the role played by History of Archaeology in the subject's development . For it follows ...
perception of the past , and that of its own disciplinary history , are more or less closely interconnected then this has major implications for the role played by History of Archaeology in the subject's development . For it follows ...
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History and Theoretical Development : The Importance of a Critical Historiography of Archaeology Polly J. Fahnestock The purpose of the following discussion is to suggest that the history of archaeology , far from being an essentially ...
History and Theoretical Development : The Importance of a Critical Historiography of Archaeology Polly J. Fahnestock The purpose of the following discussion is to suggest that the history of archaeology , far from being an essentially ...
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The history of archaeology as written A consideration of the accepted history of archaeology specifically as historiography brings one into contact with a number of interesting and absorbing questions concerning the nature of historical ...
The history of archaeology as written A consideration of the accepted history of archaeology specifically as historiography brings one into contact with a number of interesting and absorbing questions concerning the nature of historical ...
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