‘Have You Come to Take the King Away?’: A Survey of Archaeology and Folklore in Context

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im September 2013 veröffentlichter wissenschaftlicher Artikel

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‘Have You Come to Take the King Away?’: A Survey of Archaeology and Folklore in Context

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‘Have You Come to Take the King Away?’: A Survey of Archaeology and Folklore in Context

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‘Have You Come to Take the King Away?’: A Survey of Archaeology and Folklore in Context

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‘Have You Come to Take the King Away?’: A Survey of Archaeology and Folklore in Context

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‘Have You Come to Take the King Away?’: A Survey of Archaeology and Folklore in Context

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ARCHEOLOGY AS ANTHROPOLOGY: A CASE STUDY.

Bladud of Bath: The Archaeology of a Legend

A fear of the past: The place of the prehistoric burial mound in the ideology of middle and later Anglo‐Saxon England

The life‐histories of megaliths in Mecklenburg‐Vorpommern (Germany)

From Etic to Emic Units in the Structural Study of Folktales

SUB-ROMAN BRITAIN: HISTORY AND LEGEND

Archaeology as Anthropology

Interpretive Archaeology and Its Role

Archaeology: the loss of innocence

‘Arierdämmerung’: race and archaeology in Nazi Germany

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10.5334/PIA.434

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