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Public Archaeol 5 (3)
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Title:
Public Archaeol 5 (3)
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Series:
Public Archaeology
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Volume:
5 (3)
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Journal
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Editor:
Neal Ascherson
Francis P McManamon
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Publisher:
James & James (Science Publishers) Ltd
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Year of Publication:
2006
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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http://www.earthscan.co.uk/defaultPARCH.asp?sp=&v=6
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Created Date:
25 Jan 2007
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Stonehenge -- a final solution?
Peter G Stone
139 - 149
Article discussing the context, history and current state of the debate on re-routing the A303 and A344 around Stonehenge.
All that is solid?; Museums and the postmodern
Suzanne Keene
185 - 197
The author explores the museum as an essential expression of the vanishing Modern age, and a fortress of rational and scientific definitions. She asks whether it can adapt into the age of post-modernity, in which objects can have multiple interpretations and the seal of `authenticity' melts away.
Museums in a postmodern world: collections, exhibitions and opinions
Neil G W Curtis
199 - 202
Response to S Keene (same issue, pages 185--97) in which the author argues that the dilemma of museums in the post-modern age is not as threatening as it may seem, and that museums have for many years been moving away from the claim to present scientific certainties.