Why Archaeologists Misrepresent Their Practice—A North American Perspective

Hutchings, Richard Matthew; La Salle, Marina

doi:10.1558/jca.v2i2.28206

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Why Archaeologists Misrepresent Their Practice—A North American Perspective

Author(s): Richard Hutchings, Marina La Salle

Publication date: 2016-01-12

Journal: Journal of Contemporary Archaeology

Publisher: Equinox Publishing

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Archaeological Theory and the Politics of Cultural Heritage

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