Mapping local perspectives in the historical archaeology of vanuatu mission landscapes

Flexner, James

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Mapping local perspectives in the historical archaeology of vanuatu mission landscapes

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2014

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Flexner, James

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University of Hawaii Press

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The concept of place is a powerful theoretical tool in the social sciences and humanities, which can be especially useful in archaeological work that involves community-based collaboration. Using place as a starting point, archaeologists can beneficially

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