Network Analysis in Archaeology: New Approaches to Regional Interaction

2014-07-03otherNorwegian Archaeological Review126 citationsclosed

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Abstract

Network analysis in archaeology is one of the latest additions to the rapidly-expanding field of archaeological network analysis (see also Evans and Felder 2014, Knappett 2014). The volume has its ...

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