Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... perspective " on " New Archaeology " may result . For brevity's sake the present discussion will focus on the claims of American " New Archaeologists " , working from material derived from the survey of American Antiquity according to ...
... perspective " on " New Archaeology " may result . For brevity's sake the present discussion will focus on the claims of American " New Archaeologists " , working from material derived from the survey of American Antiquity according to ...
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... perspective to research fringes . We do not at present have any framework for incorporating the past history of our subject as an asset in research strategies . Meanwhile , it is obvious that the history of the discipline would allow us ...
... perspective to research fringes . We do not at present have any framework for incorporating the past history of our subject as an asset in research strategies . Meanwhile , it is obvious that the history of the discipline would allow us ...
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... perspective of our work would be greatly expanded . To establish this kind of historiographic knowledge we must understand the nature of our subject and its specific characteristics . This does not mean that the importance of social ...
... perspective of our work would be greatly expanded . To establish this kind of historiographic knowledge we must understand the nature of our subject and its specific characteristics . This does not mean that the importance of social ...
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