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Archaelogy: Castle Discovered

Nature, 1969
Our Archaeology Correspondent
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Recent Biblical Archaelogy

Expository Times, 1911
A H Sayce
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Uniting Public History and Historical Archaelogy

Public Historian, 1981
THE EMERGENCE and development of public history have real implications for American archaeology in general and for historical archaeology in particular. However, even though public history and archaeology have often been practiced together, there has been little discussion of how these two subfields relate to each other in a practical sense.
Charles E Orser
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Archaelogy of the Exchange

2015
L’evenement a lieu. The event takes place. It takes place and the task of writing consists in replacing it, in taking its place before it. Writing consists in occupying oneself with occupying this place and no longer with the event; literally in distracting oneself from the event through the preoccupation and the hustle and bustle of the place that ...
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Books as archaelogical objects

Gazette du livre médiéval, 1988
Gullick Michael. Books as archaelogical objects. In: Gazette du livre médiéval, n°13. Automne 1988. pp. 9-10.
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THE CURRENT DISCOURSES IN PRESERVATION AND PRESENTATION OF ARCHAELOGICAL HERITAGE

Scientific works/Elmi eserler, 2022
Archaeological studies are considered as a principal source of knowledge of prehistoric, ancient, and extinct cultures. The unearthed evidence as architectural artefacts are very important resources of the history and cultural and architectural heritage values.
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