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Review of Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology - Robert Chapman and Alison Wylie, Evidential Reasoning in Archaeology. London: Bloomsbury Academic (2016), 264 pp., $82.00 (cloth) [Book Review]
Philosophy of Science 84 (4):782-790 (2017)
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