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Post-modernism, rhetoric and scholasticism at TAG: the current state of British archaeological theory

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We reported last year on the course of TAG (Theoretical Archaeology Group) and its annual conferences over several years. This further report reads the meaning of the post-modernist agenda which dominated the most recent TAG conference.

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