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Re: What is an arch; the finds problem
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Erica,

Yes, museum collections are used constantly to evaluate the significance of
newly discovered sites. Also, they are used to develop research designs. I am
not aware of too many thesis projects simply using old collections, though.

Ron May
Legacy 106, Inc.

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