Beyond ET and New Ageism: Minerva: The International Review of Ancient Art and Archaeology

Archaeology sells. More interesting is exactly what it purveys, how it is packaged, and the tension between academic research and popularisation. The enduring fascination of the past in the public mind often seems at odds with the multidisciplinary nature and practice of modern archaeology

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Published in:The Times higher education supplement 1999 (1,413), p.30
Format: Review
Language:English
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Summary:Archaeology sells. More interesting is exactly what it purveys, how it is packaged, and the tension between academic research and popularisation. The enduring fascination of the past in the public mind often seems at odds with the multidisciplinary nature and practice of modern archaeology
ISSN:0049-3929