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Frank Matero
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Raphael Greenberg
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Archaeology - from being an Art to being a Science.
Ronnie Watt, PhD
2014
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A New and Different Archaeology?
Larry J Zimmerman
American Indian Quarterly, 1996
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Crossing Divides: Archaeology as Long-Term History
Mark D. Mitchell , Laura Scheiber
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Archaeologies of Memory: An Introduction
Ruth Van Dyke
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The Brain of the Archaeologist - 2011
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Paola Filippucci
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John Sabol
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John Sabol
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David S Webster
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Alex Joffe
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Dusan Boric
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Michael Shanks , Christopher Witmore
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Barbara Little
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Michael Shanks
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Matt Edgeworth
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John Sabol
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Archaeology after Interpretation: returning humanity to archaeological theory
John C Barrett
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