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Editorial

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2015

Christopher Chippindale
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Antiquity , Volume 68 , Issue 261 , December 1994 , pp. 687 - 694
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Copyright © Antiquity Publications Ltd. 1994

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page 687 note * But see Christopher Chippindale’s Clarence Bicknell: archaeology and science in the 19th century, Antiquity 58 (1984): 185–96,for an attempt at memory.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

page 688 note * The Clark quotation, on p. 1 of Prehistoric Europe, is from Thurnwald’s, R. Economics in primitive communities (1932).Google Scholar The Higgs remark is the closing phrase of Higgs, E.S. & Jarman, M.R., The origins of agriculture: a reconsideration, Antiquity 43 (1969): 31–41.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

page 689 note * Dyfri, Williams & Ogden, Jack Greek gold: jewellery of the Classical world. London: British Museum Press 1994. 256pages, profuse colour illustrations. ISBN 0-7141-2202-5 hardback; ISBN 0-7141-2205-X paperback £16.95.Google Scholar