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Archaeological Perspectives on Local Communities

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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Recent Trends in Household Archaeology as a Comparison Concepts of Community in Archaeology New Perspectives for the Archaeology of Communities Landscape, Locality, and the Study of Communities Issues of Social and Cultural Change

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