29th July 2013, 07:44 PM
honestly Doug the truth is just print it
Reason: your past is my past
why can't I just find some work?
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29th July 2013, 09:31 PM
Bonesgirl Wrote:Unless I'm missing something, I thought archaeology was all about questions, seeking answers and looking for truth??? You clearly didn't attend the lectures by Dr Henry Jones Jnr on this issue, don't worry they are available on DVD now (just avoid the forth one!)
29th July 2013, 11:22 PM
P Prentice Wrote:there are no answers and there is no truthBlimey PP is spot on, but this is a very difficult philosophy to live by and I suspect PP may have a few "truths" they belive in.
30th July 2013, 12:40 PM
RedEarth Wrote:You clearly didn't attend the lectures by Dr Henry Jones Jnr on this issue, don't worry they are available on DVD now (just avoid the forth one!) Grin :face-approve: 'Fortune and glory, kid, fortune and glory.'
30th July 2013, 12:46 PM
Wax Wrote:Blimey PP is spot on, but this is a very difficult philosophy to live by and I suspect PP may have a few "truths" they belive in. Yep, I agree with you and PP. There is no Truth.............there is no spoon. Only questions. Each 'answer' (e.g. the cemetery was Roman) provides several more questions...........what does Roman mean? Which century during the Roman period? Who were the people? How long were people buried for.............or even deeper, how accurate was the dating? Was it from typological pottery sequences? Was it from absolute dating? Was the material dated residual, curated...and on and on and on.........
30th July 2013, 01:11 PM
and, topically, where were the people from? - will settle for the coin hoards for the dating bit...but - had they been curated?...
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30th July 2013, 11:19 PM
and who will pay you anything for the answers
Reason: your past is my past
31st July 2013, 08:48 AM
Anyone handing out research grants, perhaps?
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