Common Culture: The Archaeology of Landscape Character in Europe

Sam Turner · Graham Fairclough

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Introduces Historic Landscape Characterisation and its role in the management and planning of Europe's landscapes. Proposes that archaeologists are in a unique position to bridge interdisciplinary divides and facilitate debate on the future of landscape.

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