Walking (in)visible lines: Archaeologies in between

Daniel Lee; Antonia Thomas

Walking (in)visible lines: Archaeologies in between

Archaeology Institute

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The past has gone; we can now only tell its stories. This is a Contemporary Archaeology; an archaeology of the present or very recent past; an archaeology that seeks to find new forms of practice. This is an archaeology that starts now, and follows material and narratives into the future.

源语言	Multiple languages
页（从-至）	4-13
页数	9
期刊	Flettverk
卷	2
出版状态	Published - 11 9月 2015

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Daniel Lee
- Daniel.Leeuhi.acuk
- UHI Orkney
- Archaeology Institute - Lifelong Learning and Outreach Archaeologist
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