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Vittorio Bufacchi,Simon Burgessmples.Gives a voice to minority groups, whose stories were p.At the end of the 20th Century, archaeologists from non-Anglo-American countries started to become vocal about the “traditional” interpretations of history that archaeology was making. The “traditional” archaeology came from the predominan

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Vittorio Bufacchi,Simon Burgesslonialist, Imperialist” as a point of departure for discussing subsequent developments in archaeology. Since that time, classifications of archaeologies have proliferated. French archaeologists have distinguished “national archaeologies” from “nationalist” ones (Fleury-Ilett 1996) and the term “cont

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,Italy and the Ending of the Cold War: November 1989–April 1992, will be analyzed in some detail in the next chapter, before then it is imperative that we become acquainted with some of the incidents of the pre-election phase. Since our analysis starts from 1989, roughly from the fall of the Berlin wall, it is only appropriate that we begin with a brief look at

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