Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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... important to map that structure and that is what we have begun to do here . But clearly , since this is a matter of history , it is also important to explore a deeper set of questions which pertain to something more than mapping and ...
... important to map that structure and that is what we have begun to do here . But clearly , since this is a matter of history , it is also important to explore a deeper set of questions which pertain to something more than mapping and ...
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... important to demonstrate that the Norwegians were a ' people of culture ' . There was a need for common myths and histories ( Eriksen 1994 ; Schanche and Olsen 1983 ; Olsen 1998 ) . Archaeology therefore became a national discipline ...
... important to demonstrate that the Norwegians were a ' people of culture ' . There was a need for common myths and histories ( Eriksen 1994 ; Schanche and Olsen 1983 ; Olsen 1998 ) . Archaeology therefore became a national discipline ...
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Two important points follow from this : first , material culture has situational meaning . That is , in the specific context of social cohesion , material culture is given meaning to accentuate otherness or sameness . Different aspects ...
Two important points follow from this : first , material culture has situational meaning . That is , in the specific context of social cohesion , material culture is given meaning to accentuate otherness or sameness . Different aspects ...
Contents
Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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