Archaeologists as activists can archaeologists change the world? /

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Archaeologists as activists can archaeologists change the world? /

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Making archaeology happen design versus dogma / by Carver, M. O. H.

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Making archaeology happen design versus dogma / by Carver, M. O. H.

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Archaeology as political action by McGuire, Randall H.

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Archaeology as political action by McGuire, Randall H.

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Bridging the divide indigenous communities and archaeology into the 21st century /

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Bridging the divide indigenous communities and archaeology into the 21st century /

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Archaeology and capitalism from ethics to politics /

Table of Contents: “…When theory, practice, and policy collide, or Why do archaeologists support cultural property claims? /…”
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Archaeology and capitalism from ethics to politics /

Table of Contents: “…When theory, practice, and policy collide, or Why do archaeologists support cultural property claims? /…”
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The archaeological imagination by Shanks, Michael

Table of Contents: “…We are all Archaeologists Now -- Debateable Lands -- A Northern Stage -- Relics and Witnesses -- Durat Opus Vatum -- The Antiquary -- Roman Boots -- Itinerary and Natural History -- The Living and the Dead -- Media, Representation, and Mise-en-Scène -- Topology and Time -- Collectors and Conservators -- An Archaeological Narratology -- The Archaeological Imagination.…”
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The archaeological imagination by Shanks, Michael

Table of Contents: “…We are all Archaeologists Now -- Debateable Lands -- A Northern Stage -- Relics and Witnesses -- Durat Opus Vatum -- The Antiquary -- Roman Boots -- Itinerary and Natural History -- The Living and the Dead -- Media, Representation, and Mise-en-Scène -- Topology and Time -- Collectors and Conservators -- An Archaeological Narratology -- The Archaeological Imagination.…”
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Visualising skyscapes : material forms of cultural engagement with the heavens /

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Visualising skyscapes : material forms of cultural engagement with the heavens /

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Cultural heritage, ethics and contemporary migrations

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Cultural heritage, ethics and contemporary migrations

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ARCHAEOLOGY AND ITS DISCONTENTS why archaeology matters. by Barrett, John C.

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ARCHAEOLOGY AND ITS DISCONTENTS why archaeology matters. by Barrett, John C.

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The funeral kit mortuary practices in the archaeological record / by Baker, Jill L., 1964-

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The funeral kit mortuary practices in the archaeological record / by Baker, Jill L., 1964-

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