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Archaeology

applying archaeological methods to the recent past and the present.

In archaeology, archaeology of the contemporary past refers to applying archaeological methods to the recent past and the present. This meaning comes from Buchli (2001) in Archaeologies of the contemporary past.[1]

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  1. Buchli, V., & Lucas, G. (2001). Archaeologies of the contemporary past. Routledge. ISBN 9780415232784

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