Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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... volume represent an attempt to address some of the questions with which I began this Introduction . Coming from a range of different perspectives and disciplines , the ' many dimensions ' ( Renfrew this volume ) have focused upon the ...
... volume represent an attempt to address some of the questions with which I began this Introduction . Coming from a range of different perspectives and disciplines , the ' many dimensions ' ( Renfrew this volume ) have focused upon the ...
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... volume marks the first of a projected annual series of publications by Brill to carry the title ' Late Antique Archaeology ' that are associated with a biannual conference of the same name organised by Luke Lavan ( see < http://www ...
... volume marks the first of a projected annual series of publications by Brill to carry the title ' Late Antique Archaeology ' that are associated with a biannual conference of the same name organised by Luke Lavan ( see < http://www ...
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... volume has tried to include a variety of landscape approaches which emphasise the dynamic between people and their environment throughout history and prehistory , hence the volume title , Active Landscapes . This volume is also a ...
... volume has tried to include a variety of landscape approaches which emphasise the dynamic between people and their environment throughout history and prehistory , hence the volume title , Active Landscapes . This volume is also a ...
Contents
Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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