Events, narrative and data: why new chronologies or ethically Bayesian approaches should change how we write archaeology

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RT @seren_griffiths: @DavidPetts1 We think there’s lots of stuff wrong with these concepts (‘prehistory’, culture historic stuff like the ‘…

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RT @seren_griffiths: @DavidPetts1 We think there’s lots of stuff wrong with these concepts (‘prehistory’, culture historic stuff like the ‘…

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This looks fantastic - thanks 😊

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@DavidPetts1 We think there’s lots of stuff wrong with these concepts (‘prehistory’, culture historic stuff like the ‘Neolithic’) and the ways Bayesian chronologies have been applied https://t.co/vaZMTt77wC

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