Who's Who? The Invisible Cultural Landscape or Some Aspects of Source Criticism
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https://doi.org/10.37718/CSA.1993.15Abstract
This paper deals with the importance of "the invisible cultural landscape", with examples from southwestern Sweden. The visible part, mainly ideological remains such as graves, tends to dominate the debate concerning efforts for protection. The functional remains, mainly settlements, have been located by surveying and test excavations. We need both categories for a better understanding of the past.
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