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Arrowheads, folklore, and documentary sources

Plains Anthropologist, 2016
Documentary sources, even some that appear to be eyewitness accounts of events and processes of interest to archaeologists, must be carefully evaluated. Some are infected by the folklore of the time, and some of this folklore has thus crept into archaeological “knowledge.” Our analysis of arrows and projectile points represents one example where ...
John C Whittaker
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Documentary Sources And Strategic Management Research

Academy of Management Review, 1979
The article focuses on documentary sources that are used in strategic management research and formulation of business policy in the United States. This segment of management theory supports the decision-making process with documentary evidence that provides longitudinal data for hypothesis testing.
William F. Glueck, Robert Willis
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Documentary and Other Sources

1996
Finally, we look at other sources of information which may be considered to supplement, rather than take the place of, the survey or ethnographic methods detailed above. In addition to published data such as census information there are organisational records of particular relevance to evaluation studies, and various personal records such as diaries ...
David Hall, Irene Hall
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The documentary structure of source code

Information and Software Technology, 2002
Abstract Many tools designed to help programmers view and manipulate source code exploit the formal structure of the programming language. Language-based tools use information derived via linguistic analysis to offer services that are impractical for purely text-based tools.
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Documentary Sources

2012
Prehistorians like to think of prehistoric archaeology as the ‘purest’ branch of the discipline, in that interpretation and reconstruction of prehistoric societies is solely dependent upon the principles and techniques of archaeology, untainted by the predisposition of history.
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