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Re: definition of an 'archaeologist' ?
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i guess martin carver, present editor of antiquity & long-time professor of archaeology in england, with his BA, isn't an archaeologist, then...
& i guess the peer-reviewed stuff i did (including the articles i was commissioned to write) before i got conned into going back to "skool" doesn't count, either...?

"John Dendy" <[log in to unmask]> schrieb:
> My experience has been that you're not an "Archeologist" without the MA.

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