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Raimund Karl

12 works· latest 2022· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-5832-8656

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Most cited in this library

Discovering the Archaeologists of Europe 2012-14: Transnational Report2014 · 42 citations
Conjectures and refutations. The growth of scientific knowledge. (Essays and lectures)1963 · 26 citations
MASTER AND APPRENTICE, KNIGHT AND SQUIRE: EDUCATION IN THE ‘CELTIC’ IRON AGE2005 · 21 citations
Becoming Welsh2012 · 15 citations
On the Highway to Hell: Thoughts on the Unintended Consequences for Portable Antiquities of § 11(1) AustrianDenkmalschutzgesetz2011 · 12 citations

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Evaluating Participatory Practice In archaeology: Proposal for a standardized approach

Journal of Community Archaeology & Heritage·2022·16 authors

11citations

Authority and Subject (in the Archaeological Discourse in Austria and Germany)

Archaeologies·2020·1 author·Open access

4citations

'Estimating' numbers?: A response to a paper by Samuel A. Hardy

Bangor University Research Portal (Bangor University)·2018·1 author·other·Open access

1citations

Archaeological Responses to 5 Decades of Metal Detecting in Austria

Open Archaeology·2016·1 author·Open access

6citations

Besser dem Zufall vertrauen oder strategisch auswählen? Selektionsstrategien für archäologische Sammlungen

Archäologische Informationen·2015·1 author·Open access

1citations

Discovering the Archaeologists of Europe 2012-14: Transnational Report

Bangor University Research Portal (Bangor University)

·2014

·47 authors

·book

·Open access

42citations

Oxford University Press eBooks·2012·1 author·chapter

15citations

On the Highway to Hell: Thoughts on the Unintended Consequences for Portable Antiquities of § 11(1) AustrianDenkmalschutzgesetz

The Historic Environment Policy & Practice·2011·1 author

12citations

The Celts from everywhere and nowhere. A re-evaluation of the origins of the Celts and the emergence of Celtic cultures.

Oxbow Books·2010·3 authors·chapter

11citations

Random Coincidences Or: the return of theCelticto Iron Age Britain

Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society·2008·1 author

9citations

MASTER AND APPRENTICE, KNIGHT AND SQUIRE: EDUCATION IN THE ‘CELTIC’ IRON AGE

Oxford Journal of Archaeology·2005·1 author

21citations

Conjectures and refutations. The growth of scientific knowledge. (Essays and lectures)

·1963·1 author

26citations