Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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... past . There has never been a ' National History of Lebanon ' accepted as such by all Lebanese ( Naccache 1998 : 147 ) . Such a history cannot be achieved by presenting conflicting views of the past , but by presenting one ' inclusive ...
... past . There has never been a ' National History of Lebanon ' accepted as such by all Lebanese ( Naccache 1998 : 147 ) . Such a history cannot be achieved by presenting conflicting views of the past , but by presenting one ' inclusive ...
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... past landscapes are that they are firmly in the past and are individually specific . The problems of cross - cultural comparisons and understandings are complex and much debated . For the purposes of this paper though , it simply needs ...
... past landscapes are that they are firmly in the past and are individually specific . The problems of cross - cultural comparisons and understandings are complex and much debated . For the purposes of this paper though , it simply needs ...
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... past landscapes we consider is not unreasonable ; their absence to date is . What use then is the model used here ? How useful are the Real , Physical , Imagined and Imaginary landscapes as concepts ? This paper is not a call for the ...
... past landscapes we consider is not unreasonable ; their absence to date is . What use then is the model used here ? How useful are the Real , Physical , Imagined and Imaginary landscapes as concepts ? This paper is not a call for the ...
Contents
Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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