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Italian Prehistoric Archaeology in the International Context

Fragmenta, 2008
The author outlines a short history of the interrelationships between Italian and foreign prehistory scholars in the period going from the unification of Italy to 1945. There was a remarkable season of excavations and research during the second half of the nineteenth century that also helped to create a bond between the Italians and the scholars of ...
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Teaching and Learning Archaeological and Prehistoric Paradigms

Australian Archaeology, 1980
The author expresses his views on the state of teaching and learning of archaeology in Australian universities, with particular reference to the Sydney University. He suggests that university lecturers should also be involved in research and bring to it the skills of analyzing and solving problems, which would greatly improve the teaching of ...
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Soils and the Prehistoric Archaeology of the Abbott Farm

North American Archaeologist, 1983
Soils studies generated during recent archaeological investigations at the Abbott Farm Site Complex in New Jersey have partially resolved many of the stratigraphic problems and inconsistencies inherent in the earlier landmark work of Dorothy Cross, especially as concerns her excavations on the Abbott Farm “bluff.” The interaction of wind blown ...
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Recent Developments in Cypriot Prehistoric Archaeology

American Journal of Archaeology, 1985
Since the appearance of the last "Archaeological News from Cyprus 1977-78," AJA 84 (1980) 63-73, compiled five years ago by the late Kyriakos Nicolaou, there have been several major developments in the prehistoric archaeology of the island, the most important being an increasingly anthropological and scientific approach. This review extends through the
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Study of prehistoric archaeology

ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, 2021
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Archaeology and the prehistoric origins of the Ghana empire

The Journal of African History, 1980
Archaeological investigations in southern Mauretania have revealed a wealth of rather spectacular stone masonry villages which were occupied by prehistoric cultivators as early as 1000 B.C. It is argued that the inhabitants of these villages were Negro and very probably Soninke, and that the basic elements of their culture had developed without major ...
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Prehistoric Religion. A Study in Prehistoric Archaeology

The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1958
E. O. James, J. Gwyn Griffiths
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Prehistoric Archaeology on the Continental Shelf: A Global Review

, 2017
E. Galili
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Studies in the Prehistoric Archaeology of the Near East and Europe

, 2017
W. Davies, R. Charles
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Prehistoric Archaeology in Wales Since 1925

Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society of East Anglia, 1932
In this paper I shall endeavour to outline the progress which has been made recently in archaeological studies in the prehistoric periods in Wales. In the last number of the Proceedings (1931, 383–4), I contributed at the request of the Secretary a number of notes on this subject, taking as my starting point the publication of Dr. R. E. M.
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