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Practice of Archaeology in Contemporary Japan
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  • 1999Jomon archaeology and the representation of Japanese origins29 cited
  • 1996Nationalism and postwar Japanese archaeology29 cited
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  • 2013The political economy of Japanese archaeology: reflective thoughts on current organisational dynamics6 cited

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