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Abadía The History of Archaeology as Seen Through the Externalism-Internalism Debate
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Harrison A Local Hero: John Robert Mortimer and the Birth of Archaeology in East Yorkshire
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Müller-Scheessel Towards a Social History of Archaeology: The Case of the Excavators of Early Iron Age Burial Mounds in Southern Germany
Smith Thurstan Shaw on the Early History of the World Archaeological Congress (WAC)
Welbourn Introducing T. C. Lethbridge
Kreienbrink Mapping the Past: Eduard Paulus the Elder (1803–1878) and the Archaeological Survey of Württemberg
Murray Rethinking Antiquarianism
Martin In Search of Lost Time: From Localism and Regionalism to Nationalism, in the Work of Estácio Da Veiga
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Schávelzon The First Congress on History of Archaeology in Latin América (México, 1984)
McVicker Elephant Pipes and Israelite Tablets
Díaz-Andreu Christopher Hawkes and the International Summer Courses of Ampurias
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Funari & Ferreira A Social History of Brazilian Archaeology: A Case Study
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Harding Archaeology and religious landscapes in India: a case study
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