Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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... considered eternal entities , based on common descent and characterised variously by a common psyche , culture or practices . Ethnicity is also very often considered identical or similar to race . It is rarely seen as a means of self ...
... considered eternal entities , based on common descent and characterised variously by a common psyche , culture or practices . Ethnicity is also very often considered identical or similar to race . It is rarely seen as a means of self ...
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... considered for their influence on daily life . Attention has focused upon what may have affected location of Roman temples ( see Lewis 1966 : 130-1 for a denial of this possibility but cf. Rodwell 1980 : 233 ; Derks 1998 : 137 for ...
... considered for their influence on daily life . Attention has focused upon what may have affected location of Roman temples ( see Lewis 1966 : 130-1 for a denial of this possibility but cf. Rodwell 1980 : 233 ; Derks 1998 : 137 for ...
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... considered objects as part of everyday life ; playing with the process of hyper - valuation , challenging the function and indeed aesthetic of everyday objects , such the case of Duchamp's urinal and Warhol's bottle of Coke . Apart from ...
... considered objects as part of everyday life ; playing with the process of hyper - valuation , challenging the function and indeed aesthetic of everyday objects , such the case of Duchamp's urinal and Warhol's bottle of Coke . Apart from ...
Contents
Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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