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Critical Traditions in Contemporary Archaeology: Essays in the Philosophy, History, and Socio-Politics of Archaeology
Valerie Pinsky & Alison Wylie (eds.)
Cambridge University Press (1989)
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EDITORS' INTRODUCTION Perhaps the single most broadly unifying feature of the early new archaeology was the demand that archaeologists not take the aims and ...Author's Profile
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CC72.C75 1989
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0826315992 9780521321099 0521321093 9780826315991
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